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Slugline. Simple, elegant screenwriting.
Red Giant Color Suite, with Magic Bullet Looks 2.5 and Colorista II
Tuesday, November 13, 2007 at 8:26PM Preliminary and Non-Committal CineForm Direct-to-Disk Recorder
Uhm, hell yeah. Turn an HDV camera with HDMI out into a barely-compressed HD rig, while mantaining DV Rebel agility.
Thanks for the heads up SalaTar! And yes dumptruck, you're right—the CineForm website is beyond confusing. I would have gone with something more like If We Build This, We Will Freaking Rule All.
Monday, October 22, 2007 at 5:55AM Sunday, October 21, 2007 at 8:40PM 
Eric is off to a great start with PrepShootPost. Today's entry is entitled "Skin Tones," and in it he explores and verifies the claim that the miriad of human ethnicities all tend to land on the same axis of the vectorscope, making that "flesh tone" demarcation a racially unbiased target.
To many, the most sought-after colorists are those who can create the most compelling skin tones. But lately I've seen a few films where actors' pinkish visages pop out of otherwise bleak palettes in a disjointed, artificial way. An empirically correct face in a completely blue-gray world can either be subtly beautiful or distractingly artificial. I find that rendering attractive, believable skin in a pushed look is one of those challenges that keeps color correction endlessly interesting and rewarding, but sometimes I'm experimenting to see how far I can go, knowing that I'd never actually want to go that far.
Friday, October 19, 2007 at 10:30AM 
Not that you'd notice by looking at Red Giant Software's site, but Magic Bullet Looks has been released! Download the demo and try it out, and see if you can discover the secret feature.
