Red Giant says that improvements to the sync algorithm makes PuralEyes 3.5 faster and more accurate.Ī new feature in this release is the ability to correct for sync drift if the audio loses sync over time PluralEyes will correct for it. The 3.5 update is less major, focusing on improved support for AVCHD cameras, spanned clips and adding more media types. The original PluralEyes worked primarily as a support utility for NLEs, but release 3 turned PluralEyes into a true standalone tool for syncing media. PluralEyes was one of the first programs to perform software syncing between video and audio, and even though several tools now offer built-in functionality, PluralEyes continues to be one of the best tools for audio and video syncing. The update will be free to current owners of Looks and Red Giant Color Suite and will be released sometime in Q2. Better Custom Looks Management: share Looks with other editors.S-Curve Tool: add contrast without losing detail.LUT Tool: import cube LUTs as well as 12 new LUT presets.Strength Slider: keyframable slider to adjust the overall strength of a Look.Improved Looks Previewing: hover over Looks to preview the results.According to Red Giant, this release was entirely rewritten on their new development platform Universe, which provides GPU accelerated performance. Magic Bullet Looks has become popular with filmmakers who want to do a quick color grade for a project but don’t have the time – or the skill – to use a tool like DaVinci Resolve. This update adds several features, but perhaps of most interest to those who already have the tool is the promise of speed increases of up to 95% on Windows, and 25% on Macs. Red Giant has today announced updates to two of their filmmaking software tools.
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