Ever since Stu Maschwitz first published a mock-up of a virtual iPad-based trackball color correction interface, the net has been a buzz. I’ve received a ton of email, asking when something like this will be available. Well, it may be sooner than you think!
While at NAB, I met with Clinton Torres, a developer who’s nearly finished with Gradiest, his color correction control surface. He’s designing it for use with Cineform’s First Light. Once he’s got that up and running, he plans to make his app compatible with other host applications as well (like Apple’s Color).
Here’s a sneak peak at his unfinished app!
Taz Goldstein
Taz is a Los Angeles based Director who launched Hand Held Hollywood to satisfy his own gadget addictions.
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This is incredible. This has me salivating! Now I just want it for Apple Color, for Magic Bullet Colorista and even for normal FCP 3 Way Color Corrector and this would be perfect!
The controls looks amazing. I love the multitouch and extra controls popping up. Make this for Color and I will buy it the first day!!
looks like this app is another vapourware