Imagen Video applies AI-based colour correction to Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve timelines using AI Profiles or uploaded LUTs. The pitch is less Hollywood finishing suite, more high-volume editor.
Kdenlive 25.04 brings AV1, OpenTimelineIO, better timeline tools, and updated keyframe management—but as always: check for stability before production use.
Professionals experienced in teamwork will probably already be familiar with the following. But what about everyone else who, after initial successes, approaches projects that involve real money and real customers? Mistakes in the workflow and the need to fix them can push your real hourly wage well below the minimum promised by your government, not to mention the loss of your first important client.
Color, Comp und Conform! Nuke and Nuke X are the de facto-standard in node-based compositing. But even seasoned Nuke artists have often had little or no contact with the closely related reviewing and finishing products.
In DP 02:20, we already presented the Editor Keyboard from Blackmagic Design (BMD for short). It used to be close to 1,000 euros, but when it didn't become a big seller, it was lowered to around 600. Meanwhile, the manufacturer has removed the regular keys in the centre, moved the side panels closer together and added a few extra keys. The result is called Speed Editor (SE for short) and is still being offered at the competitive price of 380 euros including a licence for DaVinci Resolve Studio. Some folks are even marketing the device for 199 euros without the licence, but it remains unclear whether this is permissible on the part of BMD.
Non-linear video editing with computers (NLE for short) has given us enormous freedom. Not only the fiddling with adhesive presses and cotton gloves, synchronised tape machines or even toxic carbon tetrachloride in magnetic magnifiers from the early days of videotape are a thing of the past. today, "cuts" are non-destructive and can be altered at will (sometimes all too often). But the whole thing has one disadvantage .....
The final episode deals—what a surprise—with the final step of the workflow: delivery. Once everything has been cleanly edited and graded, you also want to export the finished video and show it to people.
This time it is about clip properties, titles, and effects—anyone who wants to master stabilization, filters, transformations, and similar things should watch the tutorial.
The tools are only half the battle—the rest is using them. The seventh episode of the Resolve tutorials is about an efficient workflow and how you should handle your footage within it.
The stripped-down version of Apple's editing software now offers real-time playback of effects with Dynamic RT, the Soundtrack 1.5 sound editor and the LiveType 2.1 font generator
On a roadshow throughout Europe, Avid Technology will present its latest nonlinear editing solution Avid Symphony Nitris in the coming months. The system is expected to be available from December. The venue is the "MACE" in Parkvillage, Betastraße 10 E, 85774 Unterföhring.
With the FireStore DR-DV5000, Focus Enhancements presents what the manufacturer says is the first portable DV disk-recording solution with a removable disk drive.
FAST Multimedia demonstrated FASTstudio.DV on single- and dual-processor AMD Athlon MP systems, highlighting faster processing and background workflows.
Based on the IBM IntelliStation, yello! delivers the latest generation of turnkey solutions for video editing with discreet edit and combustion via its sales partner dcp.
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