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Figure|53's Streamers
Figure|53's Streamers
Composer Kurt Oldman explains how his use of Figure|53's Streamers application ($399) helps deal with picture changes that occur while he's working on an original score.
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Avid DS - EDL Notching
Before color correcting video captured from tape or imported from files as one contiguous clip, it is necessary to place cuts in the material that cor
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Avid DS - Introduction to LUTs - Part 1
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Avid DS - Introduction to LUTs - Part 2
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Avid DS AJA Custom Launcher
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