#MAGIC BULLET LOOKS 2 MAC OS X#
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Magic Bullet Looks has been rebuilt on the same flexible, GPU-enhanced technology, and it opens the door for us to do a lot more with Looks and other existing products in the future.вЂќ

#MAGIC BULLET LOOKS 2 UPDATE#

вЂњThat technology allows us to quickly create new effects and update existing ones quickly. вЂњA few weeks ago, we announced an entirely new development platform and effects library called Universe,вЂќ said Red Giant co-founder Andrew Little. Rather than continuing to build Looks on old code, the developers chose to spend the last year rebuilding it entirely from scratch вЂ“ preserving the hugely popular Magic Bullet Looks experience while giving it new life and a bright future.

#MAGIC BULLET LOOKS 2 FREE#

The free update includes new color correction tools, better previewing of presets, and a major bump in speed. Today, Red Giant announced Magic Bullet Looks 2.5, an upcoming free update for current users of Looks and the Red Giant Color Suite. You can see a compatibility table for its host applications on the Red Giant website.

#MAGIC BULLET LOOKS 2 MAC OS X#

Magic Bullet Looks is available for Windows XP SP1 and Mac OS X 10.6 and above, price $399.

The update uses the same GPU-acceleration system as Red GiantвЂ™s new Universe plugin library, with the developer quoting speed boosts of вЂњup to 95% on Windows and more than 25% on MacвЂќ.ДЄside from raw performance, there is a new keyframable overall strength slider for overall Looks a new S-Curve tool for adjusting contrast and support for LUTs in.

#MAGIC BULLET LOOKS 2 UPGRADE#

Red Giant Software has announced Magic Bullet Looks 2.5, an upcoming free upgrade to its colour-grading toolset for After Effects, Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, Vegas Pro, Motion, Media Composer and Photoshop.

The developer has announced a free 2.5 upgrade to Looks, building on the same GPU-acceleration system as its new Universe platform. I hope that explanation was clear, and I can confirm later when I'm in front of my Mac.Red Giant SoftwareвЂ™s Color Suite: a bundle of tools including Magic Bullet Looks. I can double check this, but I do know that when this happened to me after I originally started this thread, I would make sure the box was checked and then click on the name of the effect, and I haven't noticed any problems since then. What I needed to do was click on the area where the name of the effect was (next to the checkbox) to make it 'active', much like you'd click somewhere within the inspector, event broswer, timeline, etc. Like someone else posted, this even happened outside of multicam. When I had this problem (controls for MBL not showing up) I would try to click that checkbox on and off to no avail. I'm away from my Mac right now so I can't confirm 100% that this was my issue in every case, but what I noticed was: It's been awhile since I started this topic, but since others have been having the same issue, I wanted to share an 'ah-ha' moment I had. Other than this one issue IвЂ™ve been very happy with Magic Bullet/Red Giant overall especially with what theyвЂ™ve done with FCPX so far. When it works, its a great implementation of MB in FCPX but its really annoying having to toggle everything on and off and after 5 or so mins hopefully the controls pop up to I can access the MB controls.ДЄgain thanks for the info and I will submit feedback. The effect gets added in the effects pane but I cannot access the on-screen controls. However my problem is not isolated to just multicam clips, I see this issue when applying MB to just regular clips in the timeline. Thanks for the info and I will send them my info. You should send them the details of the bug you are seeing with multi cam so they can work on a fix. Please contact our support team so we can look further into this Multicam issue: I posted this issue on Red Giants Vimeo page and got this reply:

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