[Fred Jean]

Great to see you again Michael.

Thanks for the answer. It is now very clear.

LW handles perfectly Dnx but as you point, not being a standalone
App it would be a complete nightmare.
I asked the guys at Editshare (and I’ll be heavy until they get fed-up) to get to an agreement
For a partnership with Baselight because LW is virgen in terms
Of third-party CC, unlike Abobe that has Speedgrade. It would be
Fantastic because I think Baselight reminds me the “old school”
Interface and I really like it.

Cheers from (extremely hot) Madrid.

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[Fred Jean]

Fantastic Sascha. Usefull link. Many thanks!!!

The problem is that in a compo App CMY is additive and logically brings the RGB negative and I’m struggling from here.

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[Fred Jean]

Scratch 8 is more friendly on those aspects.
Have you seen the rental plans? Interesting.

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[Fred Jean]

Michael,
I share many of the comments you wrote here.
What about audio? What about RT?…
About stab it could or not be weak depending on the integration with Fusion, because it would be a paradox if they didn’t take care of their compo App integration considering the philosophy: “all-in-one”…
All those points and many more we didn’t talk about remain to be seen and true that Resolve IMO is
Very demanding in terms on HW perfs. And yes…we’ll see. But looks very promissing.

If the product is good, I
Applaude we have another player on the scene.

Fred.

[Fred Jean]

The integration with Fusion is indeed one of the keys.
Do you have any info on that?

Fred.

[Fred Jean]

Sascha, I think we had the same dream at the same time. I love Fusion better than Nuke (at least it is for my taste – very relative – better implemented.) That would be fantastic such an hassle-free workflow. Seeing how BM thinks, I won’t be surprised if this shared dream comes true very soon.

Fred.

[Fred Jean]

Rick, yes it is true. Resolve has been very system demanding from quite a long time now. I ignore why is such as I’m not an engineer.

Fred.

[Fred Jean]

Actually you are right. I should have put “” on the word mistake
Because it depends on a relative point of view.
In big budget productions, the Mac factor is irrelevant, and specially
In fx.
My memory may fool me in the sense that I remember that
There was a time when Nuke took-off very fast and fusion started
To decline and the Foundry became the industry standart. But
There were really no technical reasons for that (again if my memory
Does not distort facts) in the sense that both platforms were
Extremely capables. I personaly think that Fusion is better implemented
But that’s very relative to each user. So I thought that the
Extremely fast Nuke take-off was due to the fact that Eyeon
Ignored Mac. It may have been the case in the middle-low prod
Budgets but as you pointed, not in big productions.
I am not and never has been a Mac fan. My background is Avid,
Nuke and Lightworks and I rediscovered fusion a few weeks ago
And just loved it. As I alsp switched to LW because I was pissed
avid destroyed DS, and for other reasons too, Fusion is a natural choice.
Cheers.

Fred.

[Fred Jean]

Thanks Russ.

I’m quite surprised that there is no dedicated Fusion forum on the Cow,considering it’s ww audience. In the other hand I understand it.
True that Fusion CEOs did a big big mistake in the past not building a Mac version and we all know that everybody went to Nuke,
but it is still widely used (I guess each time more)and many “Nuke boys” I know here love it and would like to work again with it.

I have the feeling that as you said, if there is not enough audience in the Cow, starting a new Fusion forum would quickly die like others did.

Cheers

Fred.

[Fred Jean]

Why not ama the red material and transcode all the bin to dnx36?

Then conform to your red material
Anytime you want with the
Relink to the bin that contains
The r3d files. Hassle free.

Fred.