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I can reccommend Chris's stuff on for V-ray. http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/

not great quality but what do you expect for free.... http://hdri.3dweave.com/library/

Yes, they have Revit, they are a contractor who specialize in cost analysis and scheduling. They presently do not have 3D talent in house. Aparently no one has.......

Do they not have a group health care package?? I would be interested in that.

Have anyone out there created a BIM model for a client to hand over once the model is initially created?? We have a construction client who do not want to get into the 3D aspect but are willing to outsource the modeling until they get the talent in house. I am curious to what issues you might have run into. Materials standards, libraries....ect. thanks,

carzy, how big is your farm? 10+?

here is a good start: http://www.rethinkfx.com/tutorials/texture.htm bit outdated, but still a great book. http://www.peachpit.com/store/product.aspx?isbn=0735713863 there are tutorials in max help as well.

yes simple right click in Premiere. If you have Adobe Bridge, it has a nice batch re-name feature.

agree, this is the same thing as DVD+R and DVD-R while back. HP was the first to offer a dual format burner cheap (around $300) LG (and Toshiba I think) already have dual format HD players. You can get it today from Crutchfield. We went with blu-ray since that is what Adobe is currently supporting. We have no other way of authoring a DVD here for under $4000, so blu-ray is the winner at our location... for now. I am guessing future burners and authoring programs will be dual format then all this will be moot. It is exactly what happened when DVD first came out.

We will be there.

http://3dcadbrowser.com/ also http://www.3d02.com but they look similar to turbosquid.com

great on and off road: http://www.garmin.com/products/gpsmap60cx/

They look like they are planning something.... something not good.....

We created one for a public tv pilot a while back. First designed the set, then we shot the video, then tweaked the background for our camera perspective & lighting. At the time, the local cable company could only accept beta tapes, so we exported the final video to MiniDV. Took MiniDV to a video company to convert to Beta. This was years ago, so likely formats have changed, and I am guessing the transportation process is easier to stay digital. Get to know the place you plan on broadcasting at, or find a video post company who can help.

Is that new with 9? I am currently running 16 slaves with Max8 (no 3rd party, no mr)