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Are you making the most of your GPU for video editing? Our article delves into the latest advancements in GPU technology and provides valuable insights into selecting the right GPU for your projects. From processing power to VRAM and memory bandwidth, we cover the essential factors to help you optimize your video editing workflow.

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In the captivating article "From Filming to Editing Aurora Borealis," explore the fascinating journey of transforming raw footage into mesmerizing visual art. Unveil the techniques and insights behind creating stunning edits of this breathtaking natural phenomenon. Prepare to be inspired! Read the article here

The newly released Final Cut Pro 10.6.6 and Motion 5.6.4 stop supporting the older plug-in interfaces FxPlug2 and FxPlug3 , while keeping only the newest FxPlug4 supported. What does that mean for a user of those video editing applications in practice? — That means that some older plug-ins will stop working after FCP or Motion are updated to the latest versions (10.6.6 and 5.6.4 correspondingly). Read more

Neat Video denoiser optimized for Baselight is now available. It now also supports several new versions of other host applications. This release also fixes several minor issues and improves the overall stability, so users are encouraged to update to the new version of Neat Video.

From the dancing lights in the night sky to the stunning array of colors, filming auroras can be a challenging yet rewarding experience for any photographer or filmmaker.

In order to capture the true beauty of this natural phenomenon, you'll need to optimize your gear and settings for nighttime filming. This means choosing the right camera body, lenses, and accessories, as well as knowing how to properly adjust color depth, ISO levels, and autofocus. In this article, we'll take you through all the technical details you need to know to capture the Aurora Borealis in all its glory on film. Read more

Apple's M1 and M2 chips have been the talk of the tech world for their impressive performance in a range of tasks. While the M1 chip was released in 2020, the M2 chip was announced more recently and has yet to be featured in any Apple products. As video editing is one of the most demanding tasks for a computer, many professionals are eager to see how these chips perform in this area. Our Neat Blog provides a detailed comparison of the M1 and M2 chips in terms of video editing performance using our own benchmark tool - NeatBench. Read more

The newest M2 Pro and M2 Max computers are now supported together with two new AMD Radeon RX GPUs. In addition to that, compatibility with Nuke 14 and Nuke Indie 14 has been tested and ensured in Neat Video OpenFX plug-in. Also, the Neat Team has refined user experience and fixed some minor issues.

Ever wanted to go far North (or South) to experience and maybe even capture Aurora's dancing lights? It's not as easy as buying a ticket to Norway and going for a walk, but it's absolutely achievable if you know when, where, and how. Time to get ready.

Neat Video 5.5.5 is a very fruitful update. 

The Neat team has added support to a big number of updated versions of host applications. Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects 2023, DaVinci Resolve 18, Fusion Studio 18, Magix Vegas Pro 20... just to name a few. 

Both AMD and NVIDIA have launched several new GPUs and Neat Video is now able to utilize their power and make denoising faster.

This release has also fixed several issues and improved overall stability and performance.

NVIDIA has increased the number of GPU cores and their frequency, the other factors affecting performance have not changed. Most importantly, the internal GPU memory bandwidth did not increase. What this means is, yes, sure, every second all the GPU cores of RTX 4090 can perform 2.17x more calculations than those of RTX 3090 Ti, but most likely they won’t as data will not be arriving in time. This was our line of thinking. Were we right? Find out here .