Cullen Kelly on why you shouldn’t use the standard hue/saturation tool in DaVinci Resolve
A very interesting video on saturation tools in DaVinci and I do agree that slices is awesome and very cinematic, though certainly different and darker.
A very interesting video on saturation tools in DaVinci and I do agree that slices is awesome and very cinematic, though certainly different and darker.
Jason Snell at Macworld has this interesting article.
And it is also right that they are going too far against non-notarized apps on the Mac! Even worse are permissions in so apps that you must re-up every month!
And yes I can see some shields around NFC on the phone, but yes you need to be able to bypass Apple if you want to, and just install what you want.
Apple though doesn’t want to give up its cut, so this won’t happen unless they are forced and I don’t see them being forced in the US.
They don’t see the iPhones as ours but as theirs and all the software and only regulation could help stop this.
Another great read from CUT/DAILY (free registration required).
I did really enjoy the recent adaption of Shogun though I am a little scared of a sequel which has no book and having lost its best character and actress (sure there are the actual events SHOGUN was based on, so maybe adaption will work).
As I have said I greatly enjoyed Shogun, so this is very interesting, though I wish it was a little more in depth
Open AI’s Sora has been released and paid users can give it a try. It can make video up to 1080 and 20 seconds long, though standard videos are 480, and you need open AI’s $200 a month Pro plan to do 1080. And it can remix uploaded video and even create sequences.
You can see examples at the Sora site.
Reviews seem pretty mixed.
Of course this is gen 1, and it will improve, but so far it is not really something to worry about.
Honestly I would love to see a day where you can have a local AI trained on your photos and videos, but companies don’t want that, they want subscriptions!
Free Registration required as per usual! An interesting read about a post position you don’t hear about allot.
Cool! Such a great camera app, and free! They could charge easily, but just glad to not have a subscription!
As always, a must read!
Adobe’s December 3rd, 2024 update December 2024 (25.1) is out. Check out the new features.
Rounded Corner Design for timeline clips, which is neither here nor there, though can be annoying for key frames.
Enhanced H.264 performance on Apple Ailicon and Windows: Upnto 4x increase in performance on Apple Silicon and 2x performance on Windows! Always welcome! Personally I tend to recomoress H.264 to ProRES for performance, but that isn’t possible with many online working methods, so this is certainly welcome.
And these fixes:
AUDIO:
CAPTIONS
‘EDITING
EFFECTS
FORMATS
MARKERS
TEAM PROJECTS
TEXT-BASED EDITING
Apple has moved Final Cut Pro to version 11 (it has been at 10 since the new version came out), and it is strangely a free upgrade (since the iPad is a subscription i figure the desktop will be moving that way too).
The new AI tools are Magnetic Mask which is a quick AI selection tool. Awesome to have a fast AI selection tool built in.
And Transcribe to Captions sounds great but it isn’t text based editing which every competitor already has.
And Spacial Video Editing is necessary, though pretty Niche and will likely remain so (though i am sure DaVinci will do it as well or better because of their camera).
It sounds great, but this doesn’t really sound like it needed the version number upgrade here, but still nice new features.