5DtoRGB for Mac now supports Technicolor CineStyle!

[Thomas Worth]

5DtoRGB 1.5b is now available. It introduces a couple new features:

1. A new transcoding engine, based on OpenGL. The GPU is now utilized for transcoding. I've also included the ability to import custom GLSL shader programs, which can be used to modify the way the transcoding engine works. It will be possible to add things like noise, sharpening and color correction during transcode. Any filter that can be implemented in GLSL can be used to process your footage.

2. Technicolor CineStyle LUT. A new matrix option is available, "Technicolor CineStyle." This will apply a LUT to your CineStyle footage so it looks correct. The LUT is applied during the transcode.

Keep in mind this is a BETA, so there may be problems. If so, please contact me and I will try to fix them quickly.

Download here for free:

http://rarevision.com/5dtorgb/

 

[diegocervo]

thanks for this update, Thomas

 

[MGX]

Hi Thomas,

First of all it's a great tool and I'm waiting for the Windows new version
-Will the future version include batch transcoding?

I've read your manual and this article http://colorbyjorg.wordpress.com/20...o-uses-bt-601-sd-matrix-instead-of-bt-709-hd/
Do I need to transcode my Canon's h.264 file to 709 decoding matrix? or to 609?
DNxHD has only 709 and RGB levels, how do you force 609 in your tool?

Thanks,
Mark.

 

[daihard]

Ah! Thats great... but still no love for the GH2? Im really a fan of this tool! But use a GH2....
Wish there was more of a batch function built in too.

 

[itsme_bernie]

Do you guys know if it is better to use 5DtoRGB or FC7 to add LUT? I know in FC7 you can 'mix' in the amount of LUT to affect the amount it grades... Or should the LUT just be applied with 5DtoRGB? Thanks.. New guy here.. Bernie