Aperture Color Finesse v1.5.3 For Adobe Ae And Premiere

Finally, you can have telecine-style color correction within After
Effects, Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, and other applications, giving you
full creative control over the color and look of your images.

Whether you're correcting poorly shot footage, grading scenes for color
match, or modifying colors for your own creative "look," Color Finesse can
do it quickly, easily, and accurately.

High End Telecine-Style Color Correction

Color Finesse brings all the high-end color correction and enhancement
capabilities you've ever wanted right into After Effects and Final Cut
Pro. Color Finesse offers high-end color correction and enhancement tools
previously available only in dedicated, high-end color correction systems.



Floating Point Color Space

Unlike other color correction tools, Color Finesse isn't limited to 8-bits
per color channel. In fact, it's not limited to 10- or even 16-bits per
color. Color Finesse uses a 32-bit floating-point representation for each
color channel, for a total of 96 bits per pixel.

By using floating point, Color Finesse is able to encode colors with great
resolution, while at the same time maintaining tremendous latitude. And
rounding error--the source of much of the "banding" you've seen--is
virtually eliminated. Even extreme adjustments don't cause clipping of
out-of-range highlights and shadows.

Above and Beyond Built-in Color Correction

Most video editing software now has its own built-in color correction, but
it's often limited in capability, accuracy, and performance. Often you'll
need to combine several color correction filters to perform even simple
correction. Each filter you add increases rounding error and image
degradation. Color Finesse does all its color correction operations
without needing to constantly convert formats and round, reducing errors
and creating a pristine image.

Color Finesse offers more correction tools--including secondary color
correction and curves--than is found in most built-in correctors.

Three-point color correction is a powerful tool, but not when you're stuck
with fixed definitions of what a highlight, midtone, and shadow is. Those
definitions need to change from scene to scene, so Color Finesse gives you
a simple tool to let you decide on the definitions, making three-point
correction more intuitive and more effective.

And Color Finesse is a true 32-bit floating point color corrector, not
just "floating point capable" and not in only a few correction tools.

The difference is visible when you use the best tools for the job.