Magic Bullet Looks has become popular with filmmakers who want to do a quick color grade for a project but don’t have the time – or the skill – to use a tool like DaVinci Resolve. This update adds several features, but perhaps of most interest to those who already have the tool is the promise of speed increases of up to 95% on Windows, and 25% on Macs. "This program is better than that program" you should typicaly avoid (lessens the value of your posts) and just let users decide for themselves based on info available and your/others experiences you describe.Red Giant has today announced updates to two of their filmmaking software tools. So again it depends on your workflow which program suits you better. I have not seen this feature in Syncalia (yet) Where pluraleyes shines is for very long clips sync (more typical for standalone clips/dailies sync), where it uses smart drift compensation to keep the audio in sync over very long clips (within limits ) Its is not for noting a very popular tool I can trow multiple cams, audios etc on Pluraleyes and it syncs flawless. The workflow demonstrated, using a timeline export / import with Davinci resolve works indeed better in Syncalia.įor standalone workflows or dailies sync, i have never had a single issue with Pluraleyes and have been using it for the last several years with all versions of Davinci Resolve since 12.5.
Also the video shows an old version of Pluraleyes, which, while still good and had zero issues with it in the past, has been superseeded by a newer version long time ago.
Tnx for the link although most users here do not speak this language so less usefull than it could have been.Īlso qualifications like better or worse depends on your workflow and usage case.
Drakulica wrote:Video why is Syncaila only solution for DaVinci Resolve users.
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