FilmConvert Pro v2.31 for After Effects and Premiere Pro (x64)
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FilmConvert Pro – is a film stock emulation plugin for After Effects, Premiere Pro. Give Digital camera footage the color and grain of your favorite film stocks. We’ve said a lot about the digital versus film debate, and a lot of people have a lot of different opinions. Film still had a technological advantage over digital until really the last few years or so, and now we have digital sensors which can match or exceed film stocks with dynamic range. Buy here:
3 comments on “FilmConvert Pro v2.31 for After Effects and Premiere Pro (x64)”
This is Mac version, please add to description.
..it’s not the mac version (it’s an .exe file)..but not working in premiere pro(cc2015) in GPU accelerated mode(applied to a clip that turns black) – in software mode it works…anyone experiencing the same?
To whom it may concern:
Why do so many of you upload files to places where you have to wait for a crappy slow download???
Have you not heard of Transfer Big Files, or other better places to upload the file
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This is Mac version, please add to description.
..it’s not the mac version (it’s an .exe file)..but not working in premiere pro(cc2015) in GPU accelerated mode(applied to a clip that turns black) – in software mode it works…anyone experiencing the same?
To whom it may concern:
Why do so many of you upload files to places where you have to wait for a crappy slow download???
Have you not heard of Transfer Big Files, or other better places to upload the file