1)  Previous Release Information About Shake 4. 11)  Differences in Gamma Handling Between Shake and Final Cut Pro (p. 14) This document may be updated as versions of Shake are released or new information becomes available. You can check for updated information by choosing Help > Late-Breaking News when Shake is open. For the latest information about product updates, tips and techniques, and qualified third-party devices, visit the Shake website at http://www. apple. com/shake. Late-Breaking News About Shake 4. 1 This version of Shake is designed to run natively on both PowerPC-based and Intel-based Macintosh computers. A Linux version is also available. The Shake 4. 1 release also includes a number of performance enhancements and feature improvements. Installing Shake 4. 1 Because the Mac OS X version of Shake 4. 1 uses the new Universal application format, Macintosh users must install the entire application (as opposed to updating an existing Shake 4 application). For more information, see Installing Your Software. Shake 4. 1 Compatibility with Older Project Files Scripts created in Shake 4. 0 should be compatible with Shake 4. However, forward compatibility is not guaranteed. 1 What's Fixed in Shake 4. 1 The following issues have been corrected in Shake 4. Enhancements  All onscreen scale controls now display properly from all angles at which they can be modified.  Motion blur performance has been improved. Note: Changes in the way motion blur is calculated in the Move3D node may result in differences between Shake 4. 1 output and that of earlier versions. You can adjust the shutterTiming slider in the motionBlur subtree of the Move3D node to manually match the blur results of earlier versions of Shake. General  Pressing Shift-F in the Curve Editor now frames all selected points...