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3DEqualizer4 vs Natron

3DEqualizer4

3dequalizer.com

Natron

natrongithub.github.io

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Figure3DEqualizer4Natron
Price from€146/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
Plans published51
Spec score · Visual Effects Software8.0 (#12)7.6 (#20)
Spec score · Vfx Tools8.0 (#7)7.6 (#13)
Purpose3DEqualizer4 is a 3D tracking solution for merging live-action footage with digital visual effects.Natron is a free, open-source VFX compositing application for digital post-production.
SupportThe vendor says support requests are handled by the developer responsible for that part of the software and typically receive a response within a few hours.The project points users to its Discord for community support and to its official forum for discussion.

Plans

3DEqualizer4

  • 3DEqualizer4 - 1 Week Subscription€65, paid once
  • 3DEqualizer4 - 12 Months Subscription€146 a month
  • 3DEqualizer4 - 3 Months Subscription€169 a month
  • 3DEqualizer4 - 1 Month Subscription€197 a month
  • 3DEqualizer4 - Permanent License€7,699, paid once

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Natron

  • NatronFree

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3DEqualizer4

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Natron

Natron is a free, open-source application for visual-effects compositing in digital post-production. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows and uses a node-based workflow to build, group, and save custom tools and presets. Its interface includes more than 100 nodes, with listed tools for chroma keying, matte refinement, rotoscoping, rotopaint, tracking, and stabilization. Natron supports OpenFX and community-made plugins, as well as OpenImageIO, OpenColorIO, and 32-bit floating-point linear color processing. Python scripting includes expressions, user-defined parameters, scripts, callbacks, and GUI extensions. Rendering options include headless command-line work and integration with render farms for distributed rendering. Natron has no 3D workspace, though it can be used with Blender and supports CHAN camera-tracking files. Listed minimum requirements are 3 GB RAM, 5 GB free disk space, a 1280×1024 display, and OpenGL 2.0 for hardware-accelerated GPU rendering. The project lists version 2.5.0, released November 25, 2022.

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