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3rd Party Plug ins for Macs

Started by Steve Douglas ·

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3rd Party Plug ins for Macs

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  1. I recently was asked to conduct a seminar for a large multi-media group last month on 3rd party plug ins for AE and FCP. The whole seminar went very well and was highly attended with an audience of about 60. However, it made me think about the larger picture. So this is a request for those using either AE or FCP, as to name their most used or favorite 3rd party plug ins and why? It's also something whereby we all might learn a few new things.

    Steve

  2. Neat Video Noise Reduction...

     

    On your advice Steve, and it works a treat as long as you don't 'over use it'

     

    Magic Bullet Looks is also an absolute god send for quick effects, actually Red Giant make bloody great plugins albeit not cheap but very good.

  3. Certainly agree with you both. Red Giant does produce some great software. I think their only problem is not using their registration info to inform customers of new updates. I was recently sent their Magic Bullet Mojo which really complements both Colorista and Looks, especially with skin tones.

     

    Keep those favorites coming folks

    Steve

  4. That's it? No one using anything they particularly like? Hard to believe.

    Steve

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