fylm.ai, a cloud-based color grading platform, now natively supports the development and debayering of raw stills files. This latest update will allow still photographers to process their images from start to finish entirely in the cloud. Let’s take a closer look at what version 1.1 has to offer. We’ve been keeping a close eye on fylm.ai. Announced just last spring, their color-grading in the cloud service has been out of beta since the fall. fylm.ai is an AI powered color-grading tool for filmmakers and photographers. Its aim is to simplify the technical obstacles and to help bring your creative vision to life. Since it exists entirely in the cloud, fylm.ai allows teams to work together to democratize the finishing process. fylm.ai 1.1 update – “Photographers Release” image Credit: fylm.ai fylm.ai has actually supported Raw files since the beginning. However, the support was very simple. Fylm.ai would extract the built in thumbnail file from the Raw file and work with that to create a LUT. Users would then apply that LUT in photoshop later. It worked well, but the team at fylm.ai wanted to help still photographers get their work done faster and quicker. When we first set out on a mission of creating the easiest and most creative colour grading tool we always wanted to cater to filmmakers and photographers as well and this release brings us one step closer on our mission.Fylm.ai Press Release December 20, 2021 Fylm.ai 1.1 allows them to skip that final step in Adobe Photoshop,...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 26 January, 2022