Filmmakers love the built-in FilmConvert film stocks for their authentic look, but sometimes you want more control over the final image.
In the Nitrate update, we've added Cineon Log versions of our original film stock emulations, meaning you can dial the contrast or saturation of a film stock back to your liking, while still keeping the authentic film stock colors.
We've designed full custom curve controls for each of the FilmConvert film stocks, so you can create exactly the look you want: modify highlight and shadow roll-offs, or even design your own film stock from scratch. Nitrate now uses a full Log image processing pipeline, so you can retain the full dynamic range of your footage through the grading process.
You can now adjust the appearance of the grain individually in the highlights, mid-tones, and shadows.
Filmmakers love the built-in FilmConvert film stocks for their authentic look, but sometimes you want more control over the final image.
In Nitrate, we've added Cineon Log versions of our original film stock emulations, meaning you can dial the contrast or saturation of a film stock back to your liking, while still keeping the authentic film stock colors.
Advanced colorists can use Nitrate in DaVinci Resolve for a true film color workflow. Nitrate now uses a full Log image-processing pipeline, so you can retain the full dynamic range of your footage through the grading process..
Use Nitrate's onscreen controls to grade your image in a full-screen interface so you can get up close and personal with your grade.
Filmmakers love the built-in FilmConvert film stocks for their authentic look, but sometimes you want more control over the final image.
In the Nitrate update, we've added Cineon Log versions of our original film stock emulations, meaning you can dial the contrast or saturation of a film stock back to your liking, while still keeping the authentic film stock colors.
We've designed full custom curve controls for each of the FilmConvert film stocks, so you can create exactly the look you want: modify highlight and shadow roll-offs, or even design your own film stock from scratch. Nitrate now uses a full Log image processing pipeline, so you can retain the full dynamic range of your footage through the grading process.
You can now adjust the appearance of the grain individually in the highlights, mid-tones, and shadows.
If you already know and love FilmConvert the way it is, don't worry - The basic features of FilmConvert are still there if you need quick results.
The Nitrate features just add more of the advanced controls when you really want to dive in and take total control of your image.
Yes! Any project using the old version of the FilmConvert plugin will still work fine. You can download legacy versions here.
Yes, there will be an upgrade fee of $29 for FilmConvert owners to get the new features available in Nitrate.
The Nitrate upgrade is available for Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, Create Cloud versions 2015+, DaVinci Resolve 15+ and Final Cut Pro.
The plugin versions for Premiere Pro + After Effects (Creative Cloud editions), Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve will receive the Nitrate update, for Windows and Mac OS. The FilmConvert Desktop App and Photoshop plugin will not be updated.
Yes, the fee for upgrading your Bundle license is $89, and will allow you to use the Nitrate versions of all the plugins we make, so it's a great deal!