In November 2021, Continuum added After Effects multi-frame rendering, native Apple M1 support, fluid dynamics inside Particle Illusion, 60 movie/TV-inspired color-grade presets, and more.

In October 2020, Continuum released its largest update to date, with over 80 GPU-accelerated cinematic effects (film stocks, color grades, optical filter stimulations, digital gobo library), over 1000 drag and drop presets, a custom FX Editor interface, and real-time particles. In October 2019, Continuum introduced Corner Pin Studio with built-in Mocha tracking for quick screen replacement and inserts, 6 stylized transitions, and 4 creative effects. In October 2018, Continuum relaunched Particle Illusion, a Mocha Essentials workflow with magnetic edge-snapping, and updates to Title Studio. In October 2017, the company released Continuum (v11), which includes Academy Award-nominated Primatte tech, and a new 360/VR Unit for editing tasks. Continuum (v10) introduced integrated Mocha planar tracking and masking tools into the collection. In October 2015, Boris FX released Continuum (v10), the first product release since the Imagineer Systems acquisition. Various Boris Continuum versions were bundled with Avid Media Composer since 2004. The product was renamed Boris Continuum Complete (BCC) in 2001 and was most recently rebranded as Continuum. The initial “Boris FX” DVE plug-in created in 1995 has continued to be developed over the years. The plug-in won Best of Show at Apple Macworld in Boston, MA the same year. The former Media 100 engineer (a member of the original Media 100 launch team in 1993) released “Boris FX,” the first plug-in based digital video effects (DVE) for Adobe Premiere and Media 100, in 1995. Team photo in front of the Boris FX booth at NAB 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada.īoris FX was founded in 1995 by Boris Yamnitsky.

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