Looks 2, with its improved interface, new scopes and updated presets, is the stand-out in the bunch. Upgrades from Magic Bullet Looks 10 is $199 and those who already own Looks can upgrade to the entire suite for $399. The suite also still lists for its previous version price of $799. Support for Final Cut Pro X is on the way shortly. Each of the plug-ins is optimized for 64-bit for use with Adobe CS5.5 and Apple Final Cut Pro 7 and Motion.
Basic membership is free Premium membership costs $10 per month, $99 per year, or $399 for lifetime membership.Users can now access all nine tools inside the new suite with only one installer and one serial number, perhaps the most significant change to result from the upgrade. In addition, existing tools Glitch and Holomatrix have been updated: the former to include new frame rate controls, and the latter to automatically take account of upstream effects. The existing ToonIt Cartoon and Paint tools also get Expressionist Noise presets for creating a “wet, fluid look”. Premium users get a more customisable luminance-driven transition, Turbulence CrumplePop Film Transition, a retro-style transition based on scans of archival film headers and an Expressionist Noise effect. New transitions and noise effects for Premium users There is also a GPU-accelerated version of old Magic Bullet plugin MisFire, for simulating film damage effects and a new luminance-driven Gradient Noise transition. The tool is an updated, GPU-accelerated version of Knoll UnMult. Users of the free version of the library get a pretty useful set of tools, including UnMult, which automatically generates an alpha channel for footage shot on a black background, such as practical fire or smoke elements. Red Giant Software has released Universe 1.5, the latest update to its online library of effects and transitions for common editing and compositing packages, adding six new effects and transitions, three of them free.įree automatic alphas and retro film effects
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