So far, I cannot find any download link on the Internet.

I would really apreciate if anyone could send me a copy.

Thanks.

I thought to make a fillable PDF forms wich I could carry with me but first I would like to know the solutions that commonly you are using to that matter and to elaborate and export collections of gear for specific tasks, too.

Thanks

I wonder if all this is again because of Cinema DNG and RAW video formats (e.g. Photoshop can work with CDNG).

http://m1-page.mail.adobe.com/nl/jsp/m.jsp?c=%40AHAafIXMiyQv6FKNDla560DQpdsaU7gjzyw1ytYNLeM%3D

Trial version is limited to 3 LUTs. Pro version is not limited.

Suggestions for features are appreciated. Also: what forums and other places would be good to make people aware of this tool?

Happy LUTing ;)

http://www.fatpigtures.com/#lutastic

• small update to interface colors online now.

Second, if there's actual benefit in it, when it becomes practical to spend US$ 120,00 on a calibration plugin?

Found that Sonarworks Reference 3 Headphone software and people reviewing it in the internet got me curious.

Here is a quote from their website:
"Hi-end studio sound from your headphones. Headphone calibration is the process of measuring and adjusting the frequency response of headphones in order to precisely match flat and neutral sounding studio monitors in a well treated studio. Standard studio headphones are transformed into perfectly-engineered precision devices. By giving yourself the gift of accurate sound, you can mix and master with total confidence."
https://www.sonarworks.com/headphones/

And here is a quote of a review by Matthew Weiss:
"So is this product just a fancy EQ? Well, yes and no. Essentially, it is just an EQ. However, the curves it’s recreating are not curves that you could simply dial in by ear or with simple measurement of white noise. Sonarworks notes that there is “resolution up to 16000 correction points” which is way more than any market EQ can give you."
https://theproaudiofiles.com/sonarworks-headphone-calibration-review/

Searching for some editors with FX suite that reported to run OK on these specs, decided to contact Magix about their Vegas Pro and Video Pro software.

The reply came:

• Video Pro is a semi-professional software to advanced videographers
• Vegas Pro is a professional software to production companies

So, ok it does give the idea of how the company place the two, but would the people here on the forum know about the effective difference of the software? What are the main things that set them apart in terms of function and integration?

Formerly, the app had a limit on free "Organizations" of five people and some integration functionality.

The new paywall will put a limit of 500 "items" on free orgs across any workspace or module, after what the accounts will enter in edit only mode and effectively locked out of data in 30 days.

The rule will apply to new accounts from January 3 and existing accounts from January 19, as per email notice.

https://help.podio.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360034170732-Upcoming-Changes-to-Podio-Free?utm_campaign=2018-12-19-Podio-Free-Changes

Now, if you like it and use it, maybe you could spare some change so the guy can buy flowers #1 to his girlfriend =)

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If you are a dye hard freedom-to-the-flowers supporter, change that for condoms
 
FHD SOC frame grab fresh from today
Hybrid to proRES422 (my own tweakings) FHD frame grab

Another 1:1 crop. SOC and passed through conversion only, absolutely no grade or other tweak outside hybrid and karl's ffmpeg downscale script!

A little stress workflow test with a mix of hybrid and Karl's 4k to FHD script conversions.
BTW I asked Selur - with @Karl 's permission and approval, thanks man! - if he would consider implementing Karl's script. He's probably thinking about it or writing poetry for his beloved one, you never know ,-)

Here's a general feature list:

•   extensive ability to configure x264s setting (with dependency checks)  
•   ability to configure x265s setting  
•   tagging support for mkv/mp4/mov  
•   chapter support for mkv/mp4/Blu-ray  
•   subtitle suppot for mkv/mp4/Blu-ray  
•   separated audio-, video-, filter profiles, audio&video combi profiles  
•   an integrated bitrate calculator  
•   accepts vc-1 and avc raw input  
•   manual&automatic creation&pass-through of chapters  
•   ability to encode single title/chapters  
•   a job-control  
•   aac/mp3/ac3/ogg/flac/dts/pcm audio encoding with dcaenc/mencoder/ffmpeg/aften and different aac encoders  
•   supported aac encoders: qaac, fdk, faac, fhg, neroaacenc, vo-aacenc  
•   filtering through mencoder (+ some resize automation) or avisynth if the 'avisynth extension' is used  
•   acceptable Input: avs and everything that mplayer/ffmpeg can decode  
•   supported video output formats: MPEG-4 ASP (Xvid), MPEG-4 AVC (x264, qsvencc), VP8/VP9 (vpxenc), ProRes (ffmpeg), MPEG-4 HEVC (x265, kvazaar, DivX265), FFV1 (ffmpeg), UT video (ffmpeg), FFvHuff (ffmpeg)  
•   supported audio output formats: dts, ac3, ogg vorbis, mp3, aac, flac, pcm, opus, pass-through  
•   supported containers: mov/mp4/mkv/m2ts/webm/avi, Blu-ray or a AVCHD structure  
•   audio/video pass-through -> can be used for muxing, tagging, chapter editing  
•   a lot of option to automate stuff  

There are a couple features I wanted to highlight as I think they're pretty great, especially on something you run in a web browser

• Rich text editing
• Mirroring (horizontal and vertical)
• Dual-screen capable - this gives you the ability to have an operator and a talent screen
• Configurable shortcuts (keyboard / control surface / presentation remote)
• Save unlimited scripts in the cloud
• Access on any device - web, tablet or smartphone
• Fully offline capable - once you load it, you can run it in the field without an internet connection

These are just some and more features will come as more people tell me what they need. I want this to be the best web-based teleprompter solution out there and you can help make that happen!

You can sign up for the beta right now which will give you at least 90 days access to the full EasyPrompter Pro in exchange for your feedback.

You can sign up at https://www.easyprompter.com/beta

Thank you!

http://www.openshot.org/features/

A lot of people been waiting a very long time for 2.0 to release and this year.

Installers for Linux, Windows and Mac

Has anybody still that .dmg or .zip and can upload it for me to some file sharing platform please?

Cheers

This is on a number of new sites but i don't think its been posted here. Interesting idea, thoughts?

It displays data of Rec 709 YCbCr and fixes pixel location where you like to read color changes - you see changes during color grading at defined position.

Tip for MAC: take care about huge shadow around Windows, this acts like a filter if you pick close by

• Acustica Audio Nebula 3.6 (Effects Sampling Plug-in) http://soundbytesmag.net/acusticaaudionebula/

• Embertone Friedlander Violin (Solo Violin Sample Library for Kontakt Player) http://soundbytesmag.net/embertonefriedlanderviolin/

• Parallax-Audio VirtualSoundStage (Stereofield Placement Plug-In Based on a concert hall display) http://soundbytesmag.net/parallax-audio-virtualsoundstage/

WAVI AutoMUX lets you choose directories which contain WAV and AVI files- and it will mux each wav into an avi with matching name.

I coded this some days ago to deal with the tedious muxing of mute AVIs which are created by Resolves processing of DNG sequences, which were recorded with a separate WAV file, like in most DNG recording cameras like Blackmagic, Sony FS700 or Magic Lantern. (at the moment just WAV/AVI, other formats might be added by request)

you can get it at: http://www.fatpigtures.com/wavi-automux.html you will need ffmpeg in its directory.

Let me know what you think.

As you may or may not know, Panasonic makes some nice lenses for the Micro Four Thirds system. If you are using a M43 camera like the GH3 and you have use for fancy features like small form factors, good optical image stabilization, and excellent clarity there's a good chance you would want to make use of one or more of the these Panasonic branded Leica infused pieces of glass. One issue with them though: are you a videographer or AC doing precise focus? You are S-O-L. No follow focus for you. No repeatable focus. These lenses use the velocity of your barrel movements in it's algorithm for changing the focus in camera so no two moves are the same. The one and only workaround I have found on the net involves using the distance meter from the camera video output as the basis for tape/stickers: http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/3344/repeatable-focus-moves-with-focus-by-wire-lenses/p1

With the GH2/GH3 being such useful video cameras, and the GH4 looking like it will be a video freaking monster wouldn't it be GREAT if you could get repeatable focus from the focus-by-wire lenses which make up so much of the M43 system?

I understand that the lens focus is controlled electronically but why couldn't there be a 'repeatable focus' mode where the hardware, to a reasonable range of precision, supported the use of a follow focus and focus marks with consistent moves.

If I were a wealthy individual I'd love to put a software engineer or two on the case and see what could be done. What I have seen done that seems interesting is kickstarter projects crowdsourcing a particular software feature or program. Is it possible there are enough people who want what I want and are willing to throw a few dollars at it? I'd gladly throw some cash into making the lenses I already own more versatile.

Is anyone out there a software engineer with some experience with these systems who would, if the budget was there, be willing to look into solving this issue with focus-by-wire lenses? Are there any other Panasonic camera/lens folk out there who would be willing to throw some money at the promise of repeatable focus for that sweet 12-35mm or even the upcoming Nocticron 42.5mm?

Features:

• Native 64-bit application
• Support for RAW image formats
• GUI adjusts in auto for high DPI screens - very important if you work on 4K display
• Support for professional formats (XDCAM, AVC Intra, DVCPRO, ProRes and more)
• Scalable proxy editing
• 4K full support
• native 64-bit software!
• all video effects re-arranged and improved
• improved performance in general
• OS: Windows 7 and Windows 8.x
• Vectorscope, wave form monitor, RGB-parade and histogramm added (finally)
• support for numerous plug-ins (like for Neat Video since ver. X5)
• Primary and secondary 3-way color correction
• Multicam editing on up to nine tracks.
• Full Stereo3D support
• Precise Surround Sound audio editing in broadcast quality
• Disc authoring for DVD, AVCHD and Blu-ray Disc
• Broadcast quality file export with batch processing
• Top quality bonus plug-ins from proDAD and Red Giant

About new software version:
http://pro.magix.com/en/video-pro-x/overview.275.html

So Assimilate has released this free player called Scratch Play for both PC and mac and I must say it is really a mighty and useful one.

FORMATS natively supported

and PLAYBACK

AUDIO abilities

COLOR, now here's where starts to shine

MONITORING

and best for last EXPORT

Cutting long tables short, or not, you can watch (and listen) footage of almost everything, with metadata and SCOPES, LUTs and whatnot. You can compare between 2 clips, same clip at different time, sizes, with different colour settings/grades applied, different color spaces, LUTs, source mode mapping (Lin to Log, viceversa and Lin/sRGB, Log/Filmm Rec 709, Wide Gamut, etc. you can even load yours), 8, 10 and 16 bitdeph, different frame rate/speed (from 0.1 to 199), with different frame size or aspect, offset, with guidelines (2:35, 1:85, etc.), crop marks, color full range and gamma, timecode and 3D baby jesus snorting coke LUT if that's your thing. Here's another cool feature: you can export your LUTs. You can visualize RGB channels plus luminance or alpha only. It supports dual monitoring, makes fullscreen either in single or compare clip mode, you can completely fade borders, guides, etc. Scopes can be transparent or solid, has dedicate snapshot button, a magnifier... for sorting buggers :P and pressing tab (on mac) hides panels.

Now the "drawbacks" it is free with little stupid adds, you'll need a fairly decent powerhourse for all-in smooth performance, you may, just may like it.

gashô

On mac, when adding the AppleScript command lines

on run do shell script "open -n /Applications/VLC.app" end run

on open theFiles repeat with theFile in theFiles do shell script "open -na /Applications/VLC.app " & quote & (POSIX path of theFile) & quote end repeat end open

be sure that the path to VLC.app is the correct one ;-)
4 further comfort, place droplet in doc then just drop files
gashô

 
PC users may also want to have a look at open source Kinovea
If you do "test it" drop a line of feed, thanks

Thanks!!

http://www.mohitseb.com

• Good spacial properties, do not make moire
• Proper tone translation preserving subtle tone difference in reduced image.
• Preserving colors
• Preserving microcontrast
• High accuracy using FP calculations
• Good results with weird reduction ratios

• Works both with 8bit and 16bit images

• PC - http://www.uni-vologda.ac.ru/~c3c/plug-ins/c3cimagesize/0.6/C3CImageSize.zip

• Mac - http://www.uni-vologda.ac.ru/~c3c/plug-ins/c3cimagesize/0.6/C3CImageSize4Mac.zip

Check samples at http://www.uni-vologda.ac.ru/~c3c/plug-ins/c3cimagesize.htm

tiff original files.

Has some fun things, like magic erase

More info - http://www.magix.com/us/free-download/photo-designer/functions/

You can get it here http://www.magix.com/us/free-download/free-software/

Price - $129

Uses Vocaloid 3 and includes editor:

• Piano-roll style note editor, importing functionality from a standard MIDI file
• Inputting lyrics and automatic conversion to phonemes
• Assigning musical expression templates from an Icon Palette
• Sending notes, lyrics and musical expression to the Synthesis Engine
• Saving vocal data as a .wav file
• Changing synthesis parameters
• Reverb
• Playback .wav files

Via: http://www.soundsonline.com/Vocaloid-3-Avanna