Will Harris, Flame Family product manager at Autodesk, comments: “BLG for Flame is a great metadata-only workflow between Flame and Baselight – allowing you to apply BLGs to shots in Flame on an entire timeline or individual shots in Batch. I think it will be a fantastic new workflow enabler and a boon for Flame and Baselight users, allowing artists to quickly apply the latest colour grade on their work-in-progress conform or compositing.”īLG for Flame will be released in Q2 2018, and visitors to NAB will be able to see the product working in Flame 2019 on the FilmLight booth (#SL4310) as well as at the Autodesk Suite at the Renaissance Hotel (#632).īaselight Editions 5 for Avid and NUKE are also being demonstrated on the FilmLight booth at NAB2018. This ability means a more timely approach, as the VFX artist can easily and quickly access graded material without the assistance of the colourist. The artist can also produce graded work-in-progress renders for clients without the round trip of rendering out new images from the Baselight system.
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In the upcoming Flame 2019 release, grades can be pulled directly and automatically from a Baselight scene – even while the scene is being graded on the full Baselight system.īLG for Flame allows the Flame artist to see how their work will look with the grade applied. In its initial implementation for Flame 2018, grades can be exported as BLG files to a directory, where BLG for Flame will match the shots based on timecode and automatically apply the grade. BLG for Flame is a Linux-only plugin for Autodesk Flame that applies a Baselight grade automatically, either from Baselight Linked Grade (BLG) files or directly from a Baselight scene.īLG for Flame applies a grade that has been authored in another FilmLight product – be it Baselight, Prelight, Daylight or Baselight Editions for Avid or NUKE. At NAB 2018, FilmLight is launching BLG for Flame as the latest product in the popular Baselight Editions range.
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