FilmLight Baselight for Avid v5.2.11917 WIN Full Version Free Download

FilmLight Baselight for Avid v5.2.11917 WIN Full Version Free Download for Windows

Baselight v5

A new level in colour & creativity

Baselight v5 introduces a radical step change in the way that professional colourists and other creative artists across the production process can add value and quality to productions – all boosted with over 50 new features.

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In this segment, find out more about the FilmLight API, the new programming interface to the Baselight colour grading platform and Daylight, FilmLight’s dailies management and transcoding system.

Base Grade: A sea change in grading tools

Colour grading needs to evolve as capture and display technologies change. In Baselight v5 we’ve pushed our expertise with colour even further and developed a brand new grading tool with a totally natural feel that is intuitive to use – something that works with you, as well as for you.

The most sophisticated yet simple grading tool we’ve ever developed. The Base Grade is new, both as a feature and as a concept in colour grading. It provides a set of unique, ground-breaking tools to make beautiful images based around the way people actually perceive colour – instead of the traditional lift/gamma/gain approach that grew from how we could adjust colour electronically.

To do this, the Base Grade offers grading adjustments using a new set of controls: Flare, Exposure and Tint.

3D Perspective Compositing

Perspective Transform lets you add perspective to any image for corner pinning, screen replacements and the like. Perspective can be tracked using a Four-Point Tracker or with the newly upgraded, perspective-capable Area Tracker.

Paint & Matchbox Shaders

The new vector Paint utility provides Colour, Clone and Matte brushes along with fully trackable paint layers – perfect for a simple logo removal or more precise skin retouches and fixes in beauty shots.

Baselight v5 supports plugins in Autodesk Flame’s Matchbox Shaders format too so you can view and grade these effects in context taking full advantage of Baselight’s GPU performance.

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