Tidy Elements with the Rageboard

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The combination of the chassis and the panels gives colourists the convenience of a dedicated grading station at a much lower price and gives them the flexibility to adapt it to their own workflow.

A keyboard and USB hub are already built into the Rageboard. These and other features come directly from the development at a colourist’s workplace. Developer Mazze Aderhold explains: “I’ve seen in practice that the workflows and needs of individual colourists are never the same – that’s why I made the chassis as flexible as possible in order to combine the advantages of a dedicated panel with the flexibility of the Elements series.” The chassis offers six slots for Element panels and a Wacom tablet. Additional empty slots are supplied covered for future expansion.

Price and availability

The Rageboard is available immediately at a price of 2,900 euros (panel only) or 5,700 euros including the Tangent hardware. Further information and ordering can be found at www.angry-face.com. News and enquiries can be found at https://www.facebook.com/rageboard

To the manufacturer

The name Mazze Aderhold, the face of Angry Face, will be familiar to you – as a long-time author for Digital Production, he has already proven his expertise in a wide variety of colour grading workflows. You can download his latest articles for free below.

Elements are compatible with the following grading packages:

Downloads:

• dp1404_grading-systems-pdf
• dp1301_scratch-pdf

Further links:

• https://www.facebook.com/rageboard
• http://www.angry-face.com/