Unreal Engine 5.6 brings meaningful upgrades across the board. We review the main points and discus their impacts.
Unreal Fest 2025: Highlights from Orlando
Unreal Fest 2025 brought developers, artists, and virtual production pros together for a week of cutting-edge sessions, tech demos, and community connection.
Why PugetBench for Premiere Pro is Dropping HEVC Encoding Tests
Adobe’s is making changes to Premiere Pro to block HEVC exports via scripts. This is forcing us to remove the HEVC encoding tests from PugetBench.
Reflecting on an Incredible NAB Show 2025
Participating in press interviews, presentations, and sponsorships allowed us to share our perspectives and contribute to thought leadership in the industry. We sincerely thank everyone who contributed to the success of NAB Show 2025, from our valued customers and partners to the organizers and attendees who made each interaction memorable.
Now Available: PugetBench for After Effects 1.0!
Adobe released version 25.2 for both Premiere Pro and After Effects, introducing new features, performance updates, and workflow improvements.
Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects – What’s New In Version 25.2?
Adobe released version 25.2 for both Premiere Pro and After Effects, introducing new features, performance updates, and workflow improvements.
The Future of LED Walls: Arena & Nuke Stage Go Beyond Game Engines
There’s new competition in virtual production as Chaos launches Arena and Foundry announces Nuke Stage: dedicated real-time software for ICVFX on LED walls.
2025 Tariff Impacts at Puget Systems
Tariffs have been affecting numerous industries—including ours. This post explains the tariff impact on Puget Systems’ pricing and our strategic approach.
ProRes Encoding in DaVinci Resolve 19.1.4
Blackmagic Design’s latest update to DaVinci Resolve, version 19.1.4, now adds Apple ProRes encoding to Windows and Linux systems.
NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell GPUs Unveiled: What You Need to Know
NVIDIA quietly unveiled its new RTX PRO Blackwell workstation and server GPUs, bringing major upgrades in VRAM, cooling, and power efficiency. With up to 96GB of memory and a redesigned Max-Q variant for multi-GPU setups, these cards could be a game-changer for professionals.
