With 1 purchase you get 2 licenses for 3 platforms. Resolve of course, already has shared nodes, groups and other ways of working with multiple clips simultaneously.Ĭinema Grade Base Correction page with all the side ‘draws’ open to reveal further controls. By that I mean that, both the grouping and matching of shots – which all need to look the same – is part of the way in which you interact with the plugin.įor example, when you group a selection of shots, say a unique scene by colour coding them, any adjustments that you make to them in the Final Grading page of the plugin, are automatically applied to each shot in that group.Īssuming that you’ve followed the rest of the workflow correctly and made your base corrections and matched your shots so they’re all starting from the same point, this is a huge time saver, especially when working in Premiere or FCPX as this kind of ‘group grading’ isn’t possible. It is also provides a really helpful way of building vital colour grading workflow considerations into the plugin itself. You effectively don’t need to flick your eyes between the controls and the image, as they are one.
What is Cinema Grade and why is it different?Ĭinema Grade is a brand new plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro, FCPX and DaVinci Resolve, which allows you to colour grade your images by clicking on them directly, and making your adjustments by moving your mouse (over the image) rather than working with separate controls and tools.
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