Hi,

I'm long time user now... It's simply a great tool.

As simple wish list I would like to see :

     - TRUE 64-bit version on MacOSX as Linux.

     - Dual GPU Card for one Graphic Card per output device = One for GUI + one for Monitoring.

     - OpenCL or CUDA support.

     - Full EXR workflow with RT playback in 2K.

     - ACES Workflow (including IDT & ODT).

     - Reel Secondary

     - In/Out Tracking & Mask export / import.

Waiting some feeback from you SpeeGrade Team.

All the best.

Fred

I think we need subsections for the "old" legacy products, pretty much like the old forum was organized.

I understand that this forum is now the official end user forum, right?

We are also interested in seeing a beta forum as well (as we currently see it with other Adobe apps) so we can participate there as well. Please take notice

I am sure that is a LOT of useful information in the old forums. Maybe there is a way of having that old content get consolidated in terms of digest PDF for "new" users to use search within. I don't think it makes a lot of sense to let one dig through thousands of text entries manually to find the useful information, especially as much of this changed over time as "work in progress". Tipps from 2 years ago may be completely useless now with newer tools, and so on. So I vote for pumping out the old content into a PDF or something, so we have that all "at hand". Honestly, as we long term users didn't know of the deal before it happened, all that information was apparently gone before we could "safe it" for our own purposes. Thats what I am looking for right now.

That PDF could be linked in a sticky closed thread like "IRIDAS User Forum content until September 2011" or similar. Just an idea.

Good luck with the forum!

Cheers,

Axel

Subsections would be great. I loved the 'showcase' section on the old forum.

Also a 'color science' subsection would be great, for everything purely color related.

Speedgrade has a very talented userbase and I know a lot of users would love to share their knowledge.

Laurens

Hi Axel,

Panasonic has two lines of plasmas, the pro plasmas and the consumer line plasma.

The best of the consumer line would be the VT30 series. We use the TX-P50VT30.

When I checked the new pre-production pro plasma, the VT30 had better color management system than the pro model.

This may have changed on the release model of the pro plasma.

The VT30 has a very large viewing angle and deep blacks.

The CMS allows you to change the primaries but also the secondaries and the gamut luminance.

It has some little color artifacts on fast moving objects.

You can interface with the CMS through ethernet and calibration software but also visual calibration against a reference monitor can give you excellent results.

Check out the review and calibration reports at http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/panasonic-tx-p50vt30b-p50vt30-201106061 171.htm

Cheers,

Laurens

Here's what I want, and also what I don't understand...

1. Why is it that Lightroom 4 just came out and still there's no video support?

When I heard that Adobe aquired Speedgrade, I thought that Lightroom would ingest alot of it's realtime fuctionality and .look capabilities.

In addtion to that, why not make Lightroom accept LUTs? And why in gods name can ou not apply noise reduction to video in LR?

2. Speedgrade is awful at rendering.

At least for me. I'm on a beefy system, but the lack of ability to render out similar to Scratch's ability to make QT's would be nice. Metarender/nodes always crash or have some failure error regarding burn in segements.

3. Something always bugged me. In every version of speedgrade I've used the gaussian blur only blurs ever so slightly. What's with that?

4. Am I crazy or shouldn't there be the ability to export edls & AAF's from SG? There's way too much back and forth with all these programs to perform simple tasks.

5. BLENDING MODES for video tracks. PLEASE.

I Love SG. been using it for about 2 years. but I'm finding myself having to switch over to scratch now for the functionality.

Please support .MTS files, Specifically the High bitrate GOP1 H.264 files from the GH-2.