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Unlock ImagineFX Issue 270’s Secrets

The digital era has made our favorite resources more accessible—sometimes too much so.

Download all the files, resources and videos to accompany issue 270 of ImagineFX magazine. Head over to this link and click download.


If you encounter any issues, try right-clicking the link, opening it in a new browser window, selecting all of the URL, and pressing return to start the download. For further assistance, email Rob Redman at rob.redman@futurenet.com.


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Roman Redman, editor of ImagineFX and former 3D World editor, has a background in animation, visual effects, and photography.

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