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  • Anthony Harris

    July 20, 2015 at 9:50 pm in reply to: getting up to speed on Lustre?

    I will say though, they couldn’t distort the market if the tool was garbage. They distort the market because it’s possible to get high quality results for a comparatively low price.

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    Anthony Harris
    HarrisColor.com

  • Anthony Harris

    June 10, 2015 at 4:44 pm in reply to: getting up to speed on Lustre?

    Yes…every single one of your points are correct. You cannot only know one tool, unless you have the power to do so. Also, SOME of the best colorists use Lustre. Some of the best colorists use Resolve as well.

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    Anthony Harris
    HarrisColor.com

  • Anthony Harris

    June 10, 2015 at 7:58 am in reply to: getting up to speed on Lustre?

    “Lustre is so incredibly outdated, it’s almost funny :)”

    When I first read that, I laughed…then I investigated the source of such a strong opinion. Then, I considered that person’s experience, location, and knowledge of the industry – in Hollywood, where the post facilities for the biggest movies on the planet are still based.

    Then I took that comment with a grain of salt.

    The best colorists on the planet use Lustre, for a reason. Fact is, if you want to be one of them, you better learn ALL the tools. I go from studio to studio. Some use Resolve, some use Lustre. When I have my choice, I use Resolve – but if you think you can be a top notch colorist and only know one tool, you’re wrong.

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