REVOLUTIONIZING WORKFLOWS WITH MACHINE LEARNING: A LOOK AT BORIS FX’S LATEST UPDATE

Boris FX Revolutionizes Editing Workflows with Machine Learning

In the world of post-production, Artificial Intelligence has often been seen as a buzzword with little real impact on workflows. However, Boris FX is changing that narrative with their latest update to Continuum, introducing a new set of Machine Learning (ML) effects that are set to revolutionize the editing and compositing process.

The standout feature of the update is the Witness Protection effect, which utilizes ML technology to automatically blur or mask faces in real-time. This effect eliminates the need for tedious manual tracking and adjustments, making it a game-changer for editors and graphic designers.

The Witness Protection effect is just one of four ML effects included in the Continuum update, alongside DeNoise, ReTimer, and UpRez. These effects can be easily accessed and applied within the host applications, providing users with a seamless and efficient editing experience.

What sets Boris FX apart is their integration of Mocha technology, which enhances the tracking capabilities of the ML effects. This integration ensures precise and accurate results, even when dealing with complex motion tracking scenarios.

The potential applications of the ML effects are vast, from blurring logos on shirts to censoring nudity or offensive language. Editors working on reality TV shows, in particular, stand to benefit from the time-saving capabilities of these effects.

Overall, Boris FX’s Continuum update marks a significant step forward in the integration of AI and machine learning in editing workflows. The ease of use and efficiency of the ML effects make them a valuable addition to any editor’s toolkit, promising to streamline the editing process and enhance the overall quality of productions.

For more information on Continuum 2024.5 and the new ML effects, visit borisfx.com and experience the future of editing technology firsthand.