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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Adobe Announces First Labs release for CS6!

Got it working in CS6 in windows 7 64bit, but had to go into both the Premiere and After effects folders and replace the files there. Easiest if you do a search on your C drive and replace the files that way.
Does this work for Speedgrade as well?
 
Paul Russell said:
I had to manually replace 5 different versions of each file left over from previous. Helps to use Windows search facility and then 'open file location'
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FYI, I don't think we tested the LightRoom one, but it should work. You would want the 32bit version for Lightroom and Prelude and DynamicLinkMediaServer

Cheers

Dave
 
David McGavran said:
FYI, I don't think we tested the LightRoom one, but it should work. You would want the 32bit version for Lightroom and Prelude and DynamicLinkMediaServer

Cheers

Dave
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The only ones I could find in the Program Files (x86)/Adobe folder were for Prelude.
RG3 is looking really nice on the edit I'm doing at the moment. Thanks, guys.
 
Great! Is there any plans to add the unsharpen from rcx?
 
Thanks David. Just got home and did some minor tests. Everything looks to be working on Win7 64 bit. I updated the stickies in the Epic and Scarlet Data Sheet threads with a link to the plugin and describe the new features.

Side note, and likely a feature that everybody that works with Premiere Pro would desire; it would be really handy if we could right click on a clip in the timeline and access the "Source Settings". Currently we have to go to the bin to make corrections. It would accelerate every editor's workflow when tweaking color or creating first lights if they could just do this quickly from the timeline. Saves a few clicks and easily allows the user to quickly balance color.

Another note. A handy plugin, effect, or panel that would be sexy and useful would be a histogram that either updates in real time or at time of pause. It would be nice if we could determine vertical or horizontal positions and even place it next to the timeline like the audio meters.

Also, for those new to Premiere Pro CS6, besides saving color presets within the Adobe Red Plugin remember you can hold shift or control and select multiple files and apply your new settings to those selected files. I showed somebody this at Cinegear today and it "blew their mind".
 
I didn't want to be the first ingrate to ask for more, but, since there have already been a few requests posted....

Any chance we'll see SpeedGrade updated to handle Red Color 3 and Red Gamma 3 in the near future??
 
Lliam Worthington said:
Big plus one on all Phil's requests. Especially right click source settings.
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YESSS!!!! How much silly time wasting do we do revealing in project, then looking for the clip, then...


I also wish source settings in this context jumped to the frame I was on, like they do in a Source Edit Window
 
Being able to read the metadata in AE would be wonderful. There's lots of fun/powerful scripting you can do with it.
 
Matt Gottshalk said:
Except the installation instructions located here: http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/RED_Plugin_CS6

is a broken link.

ETA, after installation when I go to "source settings", I can not see my clip in the preview window and I do not see REDGamma 3 as an option in the drop down menu.
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There's a misleading statement on the 1st page of the PDF, which leads to the Wiki. Ignore it. The full instructions for the labs update are further down in the PDF file. There are specific places to copy/paste the 2 new files for each Adobe application.
 
Phil Holland said:
Side note, and likely a feature that everybody that works with Premiere Pro would desire; it would be really handy if we could right click on a clip in the timeline and access the "Source Settings". Currently we have to go to the bin to make corrections. It would accelerate every editor's workflow when tweaking color or creating first lights if they could just do this quickly from the timeline. Saves a few clicks and easily allows the user to quickly balance color.

Another note. A handy plugin, effect, or panel that would be sexy and useful would be a histogram that either updates in real time or at time of pause. It would be nice if we could determine vertical or horizontal positions and even place it next to the timeline like the audio meters.
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You can make a feature request: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish
 
FWIW - feature requests from RED users have been on the light side. Please click on the link and make requests for features or resolutions to pain points in your workflow.
 
I highly suggest you all fill the feature request form on adobe. I did...let's get our voice heard! :)
 
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