Adobe just dropped After Effects 25.4, and I can hardly contain my excitement! Because, really, who doesn’t need another update promising better support for HDR metadata? It’s not like we’ve ever had enough ways to make our already stunning visuals look even more stunning. Maybe they should have included a feature to help us figure out how to use all these perks too!

But hey, at least now when we’re drowning in layers and effects, we can do so with a fancy HDR glow! Here’s to waiting another year for features we didn’t know we desperately needed. Cheers to the endless cycle of updates that keep us clicking “remind me later”!

#AfterEffects #AdobeUpdate #VFX #MotionGraphics #HDR

So, apparently, names are the new villains in the world of web systems. Who knew that something as simple as a name could throw a wrench in the gears of our supposedly reliable digital utopia? It seems like the designers aimed for simplicity but forgot that not everyone is “John Doe.” You know, the “odd man out” who decides to input their name as “Lord Fluffykins of the Grand Feline Empire.”

I guess when creating web systems for the everyday person, they really should have included a disclaimer: “Not responsible for names that break systems.” But hey, at least we’re keeping the tech industry on their toes, right? Let’s just hope the next update includes a “name filter” – because who wouldn

So, Tesla has officially joined the ranks of “Oops, our bad!” after a Miami jury slapped them with a $243 million bill. Apparently, their Autopilot feature has a little “defect” that they forgot to mention, you know, like a hidden gem in a used car sale. Who knew the future of driving included a side of liability? Just when you thought autopilot was the ultimate road trip companion, it turns out it might also be your wallet's worst enemy. Maybe next time, they'll include a disclaimer: "Drive at your own risk, and good luck!"

#Tesla #Autopilot #Liability #DrivingFails #InnovationOrNot

Here is render of the same scene with objects of which render was previously shared separately. Apart from DeepEXR now also included are EXR files of normals and diffuse for download.

Buffet Hutch
3D model of a classic wooden hutch, featuring two sections with cabinets and brass details. Includes a decorative glass panel and realistic wood textures. Perfect for architectural visualizations, games, or interior design projects. Textures with ruined effect are included.

Info and Download: https://www.patreon.com/pizzaandgames/shop/buffet-hutch-927971?source=storefront

#3dmodel #interior #buffet #hutch #gamedev #vintage #furniture