Apple Pulls Shake from Apple Store, Redirects Product Page

Apple acquired Shake in February of 2002 when it bought its maker, Nothing Real. At that time, Apple was in the process of building it’s Mac-based video editing portfolio, having already purchased Final Cut from Macromedia. Since then, however, Shake hasn’t gotten much public attention from Apple, and the 4.1 release referenced above included a price drop from US$2,999 to $499. At the same time, Apple ended the software up-to-date program for Shake, foreshadowing its demise.

Shake was used for a lot of high-end 3D compositing, and had a reputation for being able to offer powerful effects processing for video.

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