Nvidia releases new studio driver for cinema 4d r21

News from NVIDIA. The company announces the launch of a new Studio Drive r, which is released to be used with Cinema 4D, although it will also support other creative applications. It has been optimized for the most important creative applications. Adobe Lightroom Classic 8.4, Adobe Substance Designer 2019.2, the full release of DaVinci Resolve Studio 16.0 by Blackmagic Design, and Unreal Engine 4.23 are also supported.

NVIDIA Releases New Studio Driver for Cinema 4D R21

Cinema 4D offers a set of animation and modeling tools that allow artists to create stunning visuals and 3D content. The Cinema 4D R21 update comes with new capabilities, including a new Cap and Bevel system and a new dynamic Force Field object that enables optimized graphics animation.

Adobe Substance Designer

The latest version of Substance Designer includes a set of features focused on speeding up the creative workflow. The update brings support for Iray on RTX graphics cards to facilitate interactive previewing of materials, as well as support for CDM 1.5 to export CDM graphics in MDLE format files. More information about the new version can be found at this link.

Unreal Engine 4.23 by Epic Games

The new Unreal Engine update includes new features, many of which improve the implementation of ray tracing to RTX users. They are as follows:

• Performance and stability improvements in scenes generated with ray tracing Improved sampling with Ray Tracer and Path Tracer New types of geometry and materials supported

Now available, ray tracing in the new update brings increased stability and performance, and supports additional geometry and material types, including landscape geometry, instant meshed static, and Niagara sprite particles. The quality of the noise reducer and global ray tracer illumination (RTGI) has been increased. Support for multi-bounce reflections generated by Ray Traced Reflections (RTR) has been improved. More information on the Unreal Engine blog and the NVIDIA Developer Blog.

Design DaVinci Resolve Studio 16 of Blackmagic Design comes out of its beta phase

Introducing new AI-powered features intended to improve video editing and color management, DaVinci Resolve Studio 16 by Blackmagic Design uses numerous AI libraries from NVIDIA and the Tensor Cores of RTX graphics cards to speed up inference processes. RTX-powered AI features include:

• Speed ​​Warp, which interpolates frames when the speed of the videos is modified, resulting in smooth slow-motion videos with hardly any artifacts.Super Scale, which allows the resolution of the contents to be increased up to 4xAuto color and shot matching to accelerate the flow of work with colorFacial recognition for automatic tagging of clipsStylize, to create artistic effects in our videos

Adobe Lightroom Classic

One of the new features in Adobe Lightroom Classic 8.4 is the remarkable optimization of GPU acceleration, which improves the response on high resolution screens up to 6 times, making work run much faster. Lightroom Classic uses RTX graphics cards to speed up image adjustments, image rendering in the Grid View, Magnifier View, and Filmstrip modules in the Library.

Enhancement Details , an AI-based feature that refines RAW images allowing photographers to enlarge their shots without loss of detail, is now accelerated by taking advantage of all the benefits of artificial intelligence hardware included in RTX graphics cards.

Learn about the latest Lightroom update here. Interested users can find out more about NVIDIA GPU-accelerated content creation and the new RTX Studio notebooks, as well as downloading the latest version of Studio Driver drivers, and can post their thoughts on the NVIDIA forums..