#Magic bullet looks vs colorista ii update#

However, we did rebuild Looks on a solid foundation that will allow more frequent updates in the future, so please keep those feature requests coming. We considered a number of enhancements, but ultimately rejected several as adding too much complexity to the Looks experience. ThatвЂ™s something you donвЂ™t want to mess with. Looks users wield easy, fun control of a powerful set of creative tools. It basically boils down to power and simplicity.

WeвЂ™ve had enough time watching people use Looks ( four years!) to learn what they like and donвЂ™t like. вЂњ Looks 2,вЂќ as weвЂ™ve been calling it internally, posed an interesting challenge.

We broke it out into its own effect because sometimes thatвЂ™s all you need, but thereвЂ™s also a Cosmo Tool in Looks. If youвЂ™ve used the tools in Mojo or Colorista II for tuning skin tones and reducing blemishes, youвЂ™ll be right at home with Cosmo. WeвЂ™ve also completely revamped the interface.Д¬osmo is a simple effect that does only one thing, and does it really well.

WeвЂ™ve added support for popular video output boards, new scopes to help you dial in colors, and new creative tools such as Lens Distortion and Haze/Flare. The new Looks is simpler and more elegant than the original, but also more capable. What the many creative users of Looks have taught me over the years is that a fun tool can be incredibly powerful. When I first designed Magic Bullet Looks, it was with the fundamental idea that a powerful tool can be fun to use.

#Magic bullet looks vs colorista ii update#

Red Giant today released Magic Bullet Suite 11, which includes a major update to Magic Bullet Looks, and a new effect called Cosmo for doing cosmetic retouches.