With a Surface Pro, you could very easily bring your Sci-Fi props to the location for blocking and composition work. In the update, we also see the great addition of Microsoft Paint 3D, the latest iteration of Microsoft Paint. While the MRV users will generally use 3D models from either the community or from Microsoft’s Paint 3D application, you can import an abundance of 3D file formats, allowing for quick pre-vis use of a possible computer-generated image coming later to your scene.įor example, here, I’ve quickly imported a 3D Model from VideoCopilot’s Element 3D into the MRV, it’s just as fast as opening a photograph in the Windows Photo Viewer, and it works the same way as any 3D software viewer - save the customizability. While the application of the software may initially be for fun and games, akin to SnapChat filters, you can’t deny its potential for pre-vis and VFX planning - especially for low-budget productions that don’t have the pre-production tech for such things. The MRV allows you to implement 3D creations into the real world via your onboard camera (or webcam). Perhaps one of the better features in this update is the Mixed Reality Viewer, which is Microsoft’s new augmented reality app. Last week Microsoft released The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, and there is a new feature that can be very useful for DIY and low-budget productions.Ĭurious about the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update? Let’s get started with this video.

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