Computer Graphics World

October-November-December 2023

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12 cgw o c t o b e r • n o v e m b e r • d e c e m b e r 2 0 2 3 Wacom: Wacom One Product Family Zeiss: CinCra Scenario Camera Tracking System W A C O M : W A C O M O N E P R O D U C T F A M I LY Wacom recently announced the launch of its new Wacom One prod- uct line, consisting of two creative pen displays and two pen tablets with extensive soware oers and in-depth tutorials. Highlights in- clude a customizable pen available in seven color combinations, and the rst pen display in this category to feature multi-touch. The Wacom One 12 and One 13 touch pen displays have 11.6" and 13.3" glass screens respectively and feature a 1920x1080 full HD res- olution with 99% sRGB and low parallax through the optical bonding of the displays for more control and precision. The Wacom One 13 touch is the rst pen display in the compact entry level category to feature 10 nger multi-touch gestures, oering users a whole new dimension of intuitive use and interaction. The Wacom One S and M are the rst entry level pen tablets with 4K pressure sensitivity that support tilt for calligraphy eects. The customizable pen features two side switches for increased produc- tivity and is available in various color options. The shared Wacom UD pen technology allows seamless use of the same pen throughout the series while securing compatibility with Wacom enabled pens from renowned stationery brands including Staedtler, LAMY, Kaweco, and Dr. Grip to reect personal preference—an industry rst in the pen tablet segment. The Wacom One pen tablets and displays are highly versatile and can be used with Windows, macOS, Android, and ChromeOS. The added Bluetooth connectivity for the Wacom One S and M tablets plus the slim design and compact footprint of all four devices make the entire Wacom One series a highly mobile and portable solution. Z E I S S : C I N C R A F T S C E N A R I O C A M E R A T R A C K I N G S Y S T E M At SIGGRAPH 2023, Zeiss introduced a powerful new camera track- ing system. The CinCra Scenario is easy to use and features a user experience designed to match a lm crew's workow. CinCra Scenario provides camera tracking data for use in re- al-time rendering engines for virtual production or live compositing, and allows the user to record tracking data for post production. The system can be used indoors and outdoors, on lm sets, with green or blue screens, and in LED volumes. Its unique hybrid tracking technol- ogy not only allows for tracking specially placed reective markers— the industry standard—but also tracks features of the surroundings, like object edges. It's also compatible with digital markers on LED walls that are invisible to the main camera. Designed to work with regular o-the-shelf equipment, CinCra Scenario is natively compatible with major camera and lens encoder systems to provide all the data the system needs to track properly. CinCra CamBar captures the raw data out of the environment and hands it over to CinCra Origin that runs the main soware and aggregates the data to compute position and movement. CinCra Link connects CamBar and Origin and enables user interface access through mobile devices. The soware components allow for com- puting position and movement and recording the data, exporting the recorded data to industry standard le formats as well as for re- al-time inclusion in Unreal Engine.

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