$1600 color grading surface!

Well that's getting closer to what I've been hoping to see.
What we really need is to get some more competition in that market - as of now it's really only Tangent and JL cooper that are making "affordable" surfaces for Color.

And that's if you stretch the definition of affordable.
:)
 
Nice. I saw this announced the other day, but no price point. Unfortunately I've read that Color currently can only interact w/ethernet-based control panels, but hopefully USB (which is what the Wave uses) will be added in an update.

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Nice. I saw this announced the other day, but no price point. Unfortunately I've read that Color currently can only interact w/ethernet-based control panels, but hopefully USB (which is what the Wave uses) will be added in an update.

-A

DOH!
Well, who would this be aimed at then?
I don't know of many low budget coloring suites.
 
Yeah... it does list OSX as a compatible plataform, and FCP. But you're right, the only option is ethernet based ones. Hopefully apple will update Color for it. Motion can work with MIDI keyboards, i don't know how tangent is talking to the OS but i guess this must be it.

The least expensive one that i know of, apart from this new panel, is the one from JL Cooper at 7.000 bucks. That's still a lot cheaper than the tangent's classic ones. There's a nice review at http://www.fini.tv/articles/eclipse_review_1.html by Patrick Inhofer. He has a nice blog for all things Color at http://www.fini.tv/blog/finishing_line.php

Could someone at NAB ask about Color compatibility?
 
http://www.tangentdevices.co.uk/news.asp

They're all listed right there - with booth numbers listed under "location"

EDITED TO ADD:
Here you go....


wave.jpg
 
Adam Wilt has wrote on PVC that it costs only 1k, and it was supposed to be a field panel for high-end suites.

Come on Apple, give us the possibility :)
 
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