SMPTE Webcast: ACES 1.0 Theory and Practice

Listen to the recent Webcast for SMPTE members – generously made public by SMPTE. In this webcast, a review of current ACES terminology, color-science and workflows will be presented for both novice audiences as well as those already acquainted with pre-release ACES. Then, beginning with the author’s real-world experience, a description of an ACES use-case…

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ZDNet: Digitizing the analog film process: Why is this taking so long?

From ZDNet http://www.zdnet.com/article/digitization-of-the-analog-film-process/ Digitizing the analog film process: Why is this taking so long? Digital video is a major driver of storage growth, but it has yet to fully replace film – an analog medium – in many feature films. The holdup? We’re replacing human expertise with metadata – which means defining the digital process…

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Can I use ACES logo?

Alexis asks “I have used ACES, can I use the ACES logo in Credit roller?” Hi Alexis,Great question. Right now, the only people/entities that are allowed to use the ACES logo are ACES Product Partners, who are equipment/software manufacturers who have joined a program sponsored by the Academy to insure that their inclusion of ACES…

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Panasonic IDTs

Panasonic Input Device Transform (IDT) files are published on the following website. http://pro-av.panasonic.net/en/varicam/35/dl.html

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Sony IDTs

Sony RAW Viewer Sony supplied Input Device Transforms (IDTs) can be applied using Sony’s RAW Viewer software. RAW Viewer can be downloaded from: http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/rawviewer For the Sony IDTs in CTL format go to:

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RED IDTs

RED supplied Input Device Transforms (IDTs) can be applied to R3D files by using the “Use ACES” export option in REDCINE-X PRO: REDCINE-X PRO is can be downloaded from: https://www.red.com/downloads?category=Software&release=final

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