Barrie Williams
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It is SO much easier than this!!!
Pantone make a sticker that sells for under one dollar. It has two different materials on a one inch square. When the light is at the predefined color temp, they both appear the same color. Brilliant!
I have a 6000k sticker on the back of my phone. Best dollar I ever spent!
Barrie
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Hi Peter,
The reasons I swapped away from jlcooper panel are:1- I do stereoscopic work and certain key functions are simply not mapped on the JLC. This makes it almost impossible to use for 3d.
2- the Element panel has a reset button built into each knob, which I find essential. JLC does not have this.
3- the JLC regularly would stop communicating with the system, the port number was resetting itself spontaneously several times a day. This was really irritating.
4- the element panel is considerably less deep than the JLC. Which suited my needs better.
5- the mapping on elements is much better than JLC.
This is not a criticism of the JLCooper panel, which we have re-deployed on our Linux IFX Piranha system , and it works well on that system.
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Agreed
We have the elements panel now, love it.We have decommissioned our JLCooper.
Barrie
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[Andy Winter] “but does jump to the blur-window in ui automatically?”
Yes, it does. its a big time saver!
…thanks to the Singapore team.
Barrie
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does the panel read out the values? (eg blur)
those numbers appear on the main monitor only
Barrie
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Hi Teo,
What about for an example: You are in curves tab, finishing primary balance than you decide to use power window, click on the Tangent for new Serial node+PW and does the interface shifts directly in to the power windows tab?
YES,
the new panel jumps from color to power window on the UI, and then jumps BACK when you move back to color.Really nice timesaving. Lots of improvements here.
Barrie
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The GUI monitor and the CelScope3d above it are both 24inch.
Barrie -
Agreed
We use the Logitech too , and it’s great for macros.When we preconform, all clips import with a default node , but in the absence of any clip markers or timeline markers in resolve (a serious shortfall) we remove all blank nodes , so it is clear which clips have effects …. But with several hundred clips , it takes a while.
The logitek let’s us create a macro to remove effects , replacing thousand of keystrokes with just a dozen or two.
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My new Element panel is being shipped today, so i will let you know how i get on with it.
Barrie