Ryan Lesser delves into Autodesk’s Combustion 4 to see if the software is explosive or a wet firecracker.
VFX World by Ryan Lesser 
As a teacher of digital effects and animation at an art school that focuses entirely on Adobe’s After Effects, I have always been intrigued by the Combustion toolset from Autodesk (formerly Discreet under the new Autodesk Media and Ent. division). I have followed the software since its first release in 2000 and was excited to see the newest revision, Combustion 4, released recently for a price of $995. Autodesk/Discreet has been known to create some of the industry’s most compelling and powerful toolsets and their digital compositor/animator/painter/editor software package is no different. This new release focuses on both new tools and revisions to older tools and will satisfy users from casual to hardcore. read more... Check it out! Combustion 4 for just $799.95 from Videoguys!!
As a teacher of digital effects and animation at an art school that focuses entirely on Adobe’s After Effects, I have always been intrigued by the Combustion toolset from Autodesk (formerly Discreet under the new Autodesk Media and Ent. division). I have followed the software since its first release in 2000 and was excited to see the newest revision, Combustion 4, released recently for a price of $995. Autodesk/Discreet has been known to create some of the industry’s most compelling and powerful toolsets and their digital compositor/animator/painter/editor software package is no different. This new release focuses on both new tools and revisions to older tools and will satisfy users from casual to hardcore. read more... Check it out! Combustion 4 for just $799.95 from Videoguys!!
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