They also dropped the Power Mask feature, encouraging us to use the built-in features of our host applications.

There’s also 198 new presets redesigned and built by Stu Maschwitz, which look much better in my opinion.Ĭolorista III also added the Shadows/Highlights tool, updated their Curves feature to support manual multi-point adjustments, a vignette slider (finally), and support for Final Cut X. Most importantly, there are 9 new tools including the Colorista Tool, the 4-Way Color Corrector, a Shadow/Highlights tool (similar to Lightroom’s feature), a Color Space tool, film stock simulations, and a slew of other things. Magic Bullet Looks 3 has a resigned interface, and while the layout remains the same, the UI elements are more slick, flat, and polished. I personally use these set of tools constantly and love it, so let’s talk about what’s new. Red Giant released Magic Bullet Suite 12 recently, which is a hefty and much welcomed update to the popular coloring suite for various host applications. Note, this is basically the “Color Suite,” a title they are ditching and reverting back to “Magic Bullet Suite,” with good reason too.

Red giant magic bullet suite 12