RG is a high quality product but it sure adds up quickly. You can also try the free version of DaVinci resolve, which is too much for my little mind to wrap around at this point. The color temp correction can be done with a variety of software pieces, and Keyer is offered in FCPx at least and most likely Premiere too (I haven't played with Premiere but I know from people its awesome). For quick color corrections there are some very useful tools like Color Finale or Hawaiki that work well too. The list of things to add to the editing suite is endless it seems. Thanks in advance for any ideas, suggestions, and winning lotto numbers. But if I'm missing anything obvious I'd love to hear about it (because I'm well known for missing the obvious). I have the trial version installed, so it isn't like I can't see that it's sometimes a *bit* easier to choose the individual tools rather than slapping a look and having to add the other tool, but for about $400 less it sure seems to me to be worth the slight effort.
So I'm really wondering what the point of buying the Suite is. Since LUT Buddy is free, that only leaves Denoiser II, and I already have Neat Video for that. I'm definitely getting Looks, but it also contains Colorista III, Mojo and Cosmo and seems to even have at least the Print part of Film.
Sorry if this is an old discussion thread (and, if so, point me in that direction) but since Red Giant is having their annual spring sale soon I need to make a decision shortly about what to get. Denoiser I don't use as its not ready for FCPX
I use use magic bullet its a great tool as well, you can color grade and apply with your own defined presets - like a lightroom room for video if you will. Hi there, I am big fan of RG products, I use Looks, a lot, its a valuable tool.
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