🎨 Premiere Pro releases “Color Management”

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🎨 Premiere Pro releases “Color Management”

Last week, Adobe Premiere Pro (Beta) made it 10x easier to mix and match footage from different cameras.

Premiere Pro will now automatically adjust the colors of raw and log clips (SDR or HDR) on your timeline, eliminating the need for LUTs or manual color corrections.

This is currently only available in the Adobe Premiere Pro beta.

For example, if you’re working on a video that includes clips shot on a smartphone, a DSLR, and a drone, the new automatic color adjustments ensure that all those diverse sources match seamlessly in your final edit.

There are six presets that do the hard work for you, but if you’re feeling advanced, you can dive into custom settings.

Plus, you can now work with high-quality color spaces like Rec709 or the new wide-gamut Asus CCT for even better color.

This will work automatically on any footage taken on the following camera brands 👇️ 

This update improves the look of your videos by smoothing skin tones, improving dynamic range, and adding richer colors with less work.

If you use LUTs, they will automatically adjust to your footage for the best results. Color management also works with After Effects, so your videos will look the same in both programs!

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GRAPHIC DESIGN
🔦 Magnific AI releases “Relight”

Magnific released an update to “Relight,” a powerful new tool that transforms the lighting of any scene using just a prompt, a reference image, or a light map!

With this feature, you can change the entire ambiance of your visuals in seconds, making it easier than ever to create stunning imagery.

With the latest update, you can change the background and lighting of any product while preserving the details.

Here are a few examples 👇️ 

VIDEO EDITING
🆕 HeyGen releases “Text Translate”

This week, HeyGen launched “Text Translate,” an in-video translation tool that enables users to translate text that appears on screen in a video.

The new features include:

• Automatic text detection 🔤 

• Instant translation into your preferred languages 🌐

• AI that matches the style of the original text 🤖

HeyGen already lets you translate your voice into 175 languages while syncing lips and expressions. With this update, you can reach a global audience even faster by translating on-screen text in seconds.

This means your videos will look and feel seamless, regardless of language.

Here are examples of “Text Translate” in action 👇️ 

📰 Other news you might’ve missed:

• Canva has made Affinity available for free for all eligible schools and nonprofits.

• Runway and Lionsgate are partnering to explore the use of AI in film production.

• Webflow partnered with Contra, allowing Webflow Certified Partners to showcase and find more work directly in Contra.

• announced the Runway API, allowing developers to easily integrate Gen-3 Alpha Turbo into their own apps and products.

• Captions released “AI Echo,” allowing you to preserve the exact emotion, cadence, and subtleties of a voice with just an audio clip.

• Luma AI released the Dream Machine API, allowing developers to build and scale creative products with its video generation model.

• Suno released “Exclude Styles,” allowing you to exclude specific instruments, styles, and vocal styles in a song.

• Rive released new text updates including the ability to scale text-to-fit within the boundaries of a text box, access nested text runs, use vertical alignment, and more.

• Leonardo.Ai is now available on Android.

• Photomator is now fully compatible with iOS 18.

• Runway opened up vertical video generations to all users with Gen-3 Alpha Turbo.

• Leonardo.Ai released “Ultra” mode, a higher-definition and quality option for image generations.

• Halide released versions 2.16.1, its first update for iPhone 16 and 16 Pro.

• Luma AI released ComfyUI custom nodes for the Luma AI Dream Machine API.

• Procreate released a new patch (version 5.3.11) which includes improvements such as increased minimum value in the Rapid Undo delay slider, and improving compatibility for iPadOS updates.

• Notion launched an update for external URL buttons for Notion Sites.

• KREA launched “Krea Gallery,” allowing you to share your work, get inspiration, and remix generations from the community.

• Tella released a new AI-powered help center.

• Adobe Project Neo now allows you to have more control over shadows.

• Rive is now available as a native format in Webflow.

• Framer will be hosting a Fall event on October 2nd.

• Leonardo.Ai released new “Image Visibility” controls allowing you hide works-in-progress, de-clutter, and curate your feeds.

• LottieFiles’ Animation Community has released the “v1.0 Lottie JSON specification.”

• Play 2.0 will introduce “Duplicate & Remove” actions, allowing you to dynamically add or remove objects from your prototypes.

• Rive now supports Unreal Engine 5.4.

• Stability AI’s “Fast Upscaler” now boosts image resolution by 4x in about 1 second.