Hi, Sony has New Blue ColorFast for $100. I'd be interested to hear if people think it's worth getting it.

Thanks.

Yes.

Grazie

You can try it for $0 and decide for yourself ;-)

Very worthwhile...

I use it all the time. They're very aggressive with pricing at New Blue, it may go lower than $100.

I am not experienced in high-end CC and grading on daVinci Resolve & etc., but I did download the baby Resolve and found the workflow to be opaque and full of unique concepts. A power-user's tool, and I have nothing but respect for the product and those doing high-end CC with it.

Colorfast was quite understandable for an editor like me, as well as being very capable, especially in masking, where some true power lies. See the three demos in the first post in this thread, I thought they were awesome!

http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/newbluefx-plug-ins/514316-colorfast-tutorials.html

Thanks for the info everyone. I've downloaded the demo (the link Sony had on the email announcing the pricing didn't have a demo option, had to go directly to NewBlue's site). The way it's laid out is kind of like the built in Vegas Color Correction and Secondary Color Correction tools on steroids. Still playing with it.

Is there a way to easily do color matching between two cameras?

Thanks.

Is there a way to easily do color matching between two cameras

Hmm.. I watched the recent Webinar by Travis. Get to that and checkout his workflow on that. He used the Vegas Split Screen Preview option to PICK from one to APPLY to the another clip. Another camera is just another clip.

Grazie

Is there a way to easily do color matching between two cameras?

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I've found the Vegas Pro 12 Color Match plug-in to do as good a job as I can do, automatically.

Another Sony Vegas Plugin:

FBmn Software - Solutions for Video Editing (http://www.fbmn-software.com/en/index.html)