The ClassPad allows you to have two applications open at one time, and also allows you to work between them, dragging elements from one into another.

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[Note: to view more LUTs that work well in Slog 3 -- and to compare Slog3 footage to identical footage shot in Cinegamma 3 -- check out this test video I shot: ] Shooting in advanced gamma curves like Sony’s Slog3 or Alexa’s Log C provides exceptional dynamic range (up to 14 stops), but produces ungraded footage that appears flat and harsh. So this footage must be color graded, which can seem complex and bewildering to those stepping up from less advanced cameras or codecs for the first time. Softvision explorer 4 serveur et manager crack. This was true for me when I replaced my trusty Sony NEX EA50 (which was limited to the AVCHD codec and amateur picture profiles) with the amazing new FS5 (which offers Cinegamma, Slog2 and Slog3 gammas, plus the more advanced XAVC-L codec). To simplify the grading of these more demanding gamma curves, I purchased a LUT Utility for FCPX from Color Grading Central (they make similar utilities for other editors), bundled with a large library of Vision Color LUTs (Look Up Tables), which are pre-set color correction tables for specific cameras and gamma curves. By applying a given LUT to any clip in my FCPX timeline, it instantly transforms that clip by applying the color correction settings, while emulating a specific professional film stock. (I have no affiliation with Color Grading Central or Vision Color, but LOVE this tool!) Put simply, these LUTs give you a huge head start in the grading process. Just apply the LUT, then adjust exposure and color saturation to taste, and voila!