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Hi all,

Assimilate today released SCRATCH 9.1 (incl. Play Pro 9.1).
This update contains a whole heap of really great additions for both, finishing and dailies workflows.
 Here are the most important ones in a nutshell:

- new Color Remap Tool
- new Color Management
- greatly improved transcoding and playback performance
- improved Apple ProRes RAW decoding
- OpenColorIO support
- Support for Multi-Layer EXR
- Same-as-Source Render
- Avid MXF now include any and every source shot metadata, incl. proper Sound TC
- Frame-based Metadata support for ARRI Raw
- Animation Channel filters (high pass, low pass, smoothen, reduce, level, noise)


Else, if you’re a fan of release notes, knock yourself out below 😉 .
Downloads and trials have also been updated: www.assimilateinc.com

 

Cheers,
Mazze

Today we released Play Pro - an improved version of the old SCRATCH Play.
Play Pro now supports SDI-output, pretty stellar h264/h265 encoding, as well as ProRes encoding on Windows.
It's a nice tool to have handy for e.g. dailies review, or simpler transcoding jobs (e.g. for delivery).
Starting at 19 bucks a month, it's pretty affordable as well 🙂 .

Now that this community has started to get some users I thought it was time to encourage you all to post an image of your suite? 

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Thank you in advance.

I came across this Scratch tutorial about beauty retouching. In still photography, retouchers often tend to use cloning, healing and B/D techniques. What is your approach to beauty work?

 

In a blockbuster film or tv series what is the average time of color correction?

Sometimes I think we run so much due to the term of the channels and producers here in Brazil.

How do you work when you receive a material to create the look?