Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Last month, Adobe’s Colin Smith published a video of SpeedGrade in action, which Adobe acquired from Iridas last year. Today, I’ve got a few more details on what’s to come. [Read more…]
Deep inside the Technicolor booth at CES 2012 was a small table showing off some new color correction software from the same company that brought CineStyles to our Canon HDSLRs last year.
Technicolor CineLights is a program based on Technicolor’s award-winning DP Lights system and is intended for quick color correction such as dailies. It’s not really intended as a finish grading tool; however, it does offer some keying, three-way color correction and a Look Library as part of CineLooks. [Read more…]
I was checking out the G-Tech booth (more on this soon) at a CES press event last night when a girl from Adobe walked up to me and said I might want to walk around the corner to Adobe’s booth because they just announced Lightroom 4 beta. Woohoo!
I spent awhile talking to the Adobe folks about Lightroom 4 and going through the new features. A few things really stand out… [Read more…]
When Adobe bought IRIDAS’ tech earlier this year, colorists ears perked up at the idea of Adobe implementing SpeedGrade into its Production Premium suite of video products. It’s been crickets since then though.
Last week, however, Colin Smith published the below video on Adobe TV entitled “Introduction to Speedgrade.” [Read more…]
Adobe has released final versions of Lightroom 3.6 and Camera Raw 6.6, which are now available. The new versions offer bug fixes and add RAW file support for the following camera models: [Read more…]
Adobe has made release candidates of Lightroom 3.6 and Camera Raw 6.6 available for download in Adobe Labs. These versions add RAW file support for the following cameras:
A number of new lens profiles have also been added, along with several bug fixes. Additional release notes are indicated on the respective download pages for each product. [Read more…]
Automatic Duck has changed its focus since the big partnership announcement with Adobe. As a result of the inability to provide the level of support that the company has provided in the past, Pro Import AE, Pro Import FCP and Pro Export FCP (both versions, for FCP7 and FCPX) are available at no charge.
You can find them on Automatic Duck’s relaunched website.
Image enhance just got real folks. Check out the sneak peek of Adobe’s new “deblurring” tool in the shaky-cam video from Adobe MAX below. [Read more…]
Adobe Premiere Pro and Production Premium are still available for 50% off through the end of October. [Read more…]
