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10.2 Released!!
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Just read this from Charlie’s Link:
“Similar to previous versions, the Color Board/Color Correction Effect can be quickly applied via the Enhancement Menu (or CMD-6). In 10.2, it can also be accessed by applying it via the Effects Browser. To add multiple Corrections, apply additional Color Correction Effect instances from the Effects Browser.”
So, I have modified my reaction:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cVlTeIATBs
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[Steve Connor] “Bit disappointed that CC has become an effect though, just as PPro adds theirs to the effects tab, Apple take theirs away!”
The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence?
In Premiere, that color panel actually controls a Lumetri Color effect in the ECP. This gives you the best of both worlds: color as a clip-based intrinsic property as well as the ability to change the effects stack and thus the render order.
I haven’t downloaded the new version of FCP X yet — have they actually pulled the color control pane out?
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[Walter Soyka] “I haven’t downloaded the new version of FCP X yet — have they actually pulled the color control pane out?”
yes
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[Walter Soyka] “In Premiere, that color panel actually controls a Lumetri Color effect in the ECP. This gives you the best of both worlds: color as a clip-based intrinsic property as well as the ability to change the effects stack and thus the render order.
I haven’t downloaded the new version of FCP X yet — have they actually pulled the color control pane out?”
It appears it will work similar to Lumetri in Pr. You hit the same kb shortcut in FCPX that brought up the Color Board (command-6) and it adds a color effect to the clip. You then can rearrange the effect to adjust the processing order.
The link that Charlie sent has a good write up: https://fcpxpert.net/2015/04/13/fcp-x-10-2-first-look/
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[Steve Connor] “[Loren Risker] “How’s the titling? Feature gimmick or actually useable?”
Quite usable!”
Actually it’s very impressive and quick!
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By making it an effect, you run less risk of accidentally overlapping with other plugins like color finale. I’m glad of this actually.
One thing that’s interesting is Apple’s color effect limits at 110 and -7, where color finale hard limits at 0 and 100 (which I prefer).
John Davidson | President / Creative Director | Magic Feather Inc.
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Color Finale compliments this re upgrade – not last by sitting next to in the fx browser
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No batch export? No mixer still? The color board was removed? This is the strangest update.
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The color board was not removed.
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