Boinx Software Joins Noise Industries Development Partner Program

Noise Industries, developer of visual effects tools for the post-production and broadcast markets, has announced that new development partner, Boinx Software www.boinx.com has released the FxTiles FxPack at NAB 2009. The FxFactory powered FxTiles is a brand new collection of 3d filters and transitions designed for the Adobe After Effects CS3/CS4, Apple Final Cut Studio and Apple Final Cut Express applications.
A well known developer of video applications for the Mac platform, Boinx Software has an extensive background and a list of accolades for their impressive image technology developments.
The new FxTiles FxPack incorporates the Boinx Softwre image manipulation magic; offering 7 professional grade filters and transitions with extensive controls and a slew of presets for users to fly through building complex 3d movements with stunning results.
Attendees to the NAB 2009 exhibition can see the new FxTiles FxPack release at the Apple Final Cut Pro User Group SuperMeet held at the Rio Hotel on April 21, 2009 and at the Boinx Software NAB Stand SU10224-C.
Oliver Breidenbach, Chief Executive Officer of Boinx Software, said: "Noise Industries has a unique value proposition for its partners. The open FxFactory engine is a clever way for developers to build brand new applications leveraging a highly stable and mature platform.
"It also gives developers instant recognition among the very large FxFactory user base. This makes the partner program very successful for developers... and an excellent way for Noise Industries to quickly expand the FxFactory product line with the breadth and depth of innovations."
Niclas Bahn, Director of Business Development, Noise Industries, said: "What an honour to have Boinx Software join our team. They have been developing image manipulation technology with substantial success for a very long time in various markets. We look forward to bringing this exceptional development expertise and fresh design perspective to our FxFactory family."
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