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Avid to Apple Color - The Video

Late last year I posted a link and a step by step workflow to moving your RED edit from Avid Media Composer to Apple Color. You would think these applications, from two mortal enemies, wouldn’t really work well together. But apparently with this workflow they can. While the step-by-step form reduser.net was nice,this video from Avid Screencast (#15 Red Workflow iV - Conform from Avid to Apple’s Color) shows the process in a nice, concise 6 minute tutorial. See the embedded video after the jump.

You can catch more videos from Avid Screencast on their YouTube channel.

The Avid Screencast is a free podcast about showing you cool (and maybe sometimes not so cool) tricks that apply to pretty much all Avid editing platforms.

Whether its shiny transitions, workflow improvements or just stuff that’s new and you hopefully didnt know about before.

Please note that this podcast is not in any way endorsed by and/or affiliated with Avid Technology, Inc.

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Thanks for posting this, very informative.

Posted by Gonzalo_TC  on  02/18  at  11:32 AM

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