Resolve fully integrated into Symphony would be bad ass. The interfaces are so different, and the 'real time engine' would probably be an engineering challenge, but based on hints dropped, I'd be Avid's spending R&D money on color correction right now, anyway.
It's a marketing thing, too - Symphony now with fully integrated DaVinci!
Hey, I can dream during renders, right?
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On Nov 9, 2012, at 10:42 AM, jeff@kinetta.com wrote:
> While I see the virtues of a fully integrated color corrector, Resolve is great, and the price is right. Available now…
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> On Nov 9, 2012, at 12:32 PM, ksirul wrote:
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>> Do you really want to start a thread about what would be cool in the color corrector? This could take a while!
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