Gustavo Bermudas
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[Gary Huff] “What’s wrong with Windows?”
Doesn’t run Smoke 2013, or Final Cut
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Gustavo Bermudas
June 11, 2012 at 10:02 pm in reply to: So Shane Ross was right all along re:Mac ProI think the fact that there’s no 8 core Mac Pro means that they’re trying to get rid of remaining inventory before they pull the plug
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I already upgraded to MC6, $1K seems a lot for just that color correction tool. It seems Smoke is way better
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Gustavo Bermudas
April 22, 2012 at 5:15 am in reply to: MacVidCards cracks the GTX5xx cards – Fastest Mac EFI card EVER !!!David, could you explain more how do you get more power in the Mac? Are you offering these cards now?
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I agree, I was contemplating the same thing, I should use that money to buy Smoke now, I already spend $1000 when I took the promotion switching from Final Cut to MC5.5 last year. It definitely should be cheaper for MC owners, I mean, why pay $1K for a color correction tool that I’m not going to use having Resolve, and the Boris FX upgrade from the MC5.5 license I think is $399.
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Gustavo Bermudas
April 2, 2012 at 6:03 pm in reply to: Resolve Feature Requests (The “Too-Late-for-NAB” edition)[Mike Most] “I really wonder if the guys at Blackmagic get a bit frustrated at how quickly they’ve made so many people forget how much this stuff cost only 12 months ago, and the rather unreasonable level of demands and complaints that’s engendered….”
Well, they certainly are not victims when you introduce a product such as Resolve that used to cost around $250K as a free one. They obviously’ve had to see this coming, we all did.
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It’s all good : )
It is kind of dead, right?
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I’ll never understand why people go through so much trouble to try to make their stuff look like film. If you want your footage to look like film, why not shoot it on film?
All very nice and righteous, but I bet you won’t say that to a client in his/her face if they shot digitaly and ask you to add some film grain, at that point you have take it to AE to add some simulated grain or pay cinegrain to add some.
I thought this was a good deal and many people on this forum can benefit from this, since it’s 4K, and even though Cinespace is $299, they restrict that to project with a budget no more of 10K and it’s only 1080.
This one is restriction-free and 4K, they also seem to do some interesting FCP plugins.
https://www.crumplepop.com/
I have no financial interest on this people, thought a lot of indie folks may benefit from this, as it seems is the majority of Davinci user base. I myself being asked several times to add grain, and if you have a problem with that, maybe you should try posting a Pablo, Lustre or Baselight forum, although I was working on a Pablo when recently I was asked to add film grain on a RED project.
Personay, I love film better than any other format, but I’m glad it’s dead because I’m tired of losing deals since I don’t have a scanner and all those projects at the end gets hijacked by the ones that do since they offer free scanning if they do their color correction with them.C’est la vie…
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Cinegrain is $2999
This one is $129 if funded with Kickstarter
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Well..it is getting boring with so many lite config questions, maybe that’s why there’s only 3-5 post a day now