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SilverStack 1.4
Tool for inspecting, managing and previewing high resolution image sequences
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Total downloads: 374
- Last Updated: Jan 7, 2009
- License: Shareware $395
- OS: Mac OS X
- Requirements: No special requirements
- Publisher: Pomfort (5 more Applications)
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Edit By BS Editor: Pomfort SilverStack v1.4 is a unique software tool for inspecting, managing and previewing high resolution image sequences, the included Pomfort Cinemator render queue lets you Batch create customized QuickTime™ movies for use in your production workflows.
With Pomfort SilverStack you can open and inspect image sequences such as recorded DPX files, scanned 35mm film or rendered image sequences as you would expect it from professional tools:
Browse sequence-based and timecode-oriented with a unique info-timeline that shows SMPTE timecode, Frame numbers or a timecode calculated from file names
Open Movie-typical file types such as DPX, Cineon, TIF in practically any resolution (PAL, HD, 2k, 4k, 6k)
View color-channels, inspect color with a selective RGB histogram, inspect Pixels with a high dynamic range color picker and use a genuine Pixel Ruler for complete access to your image data
Visualize clipping pixels in blacks and whites
Zoom and pan to see every single pixel even on smaller screens
Apply Gamma- or LUT-based color linearization with custom presets
Apply primary grading (basic RGB-grading capabilities for both linear and logarithmic color spaces)
Playback-preview of image sequences on any machine using built-in QuickTime™ player you can free download SilverStack 1.4 now.
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Please be aware that Brothersoft do not supply any crack, patches, serial numbers or keygen for SilverStack,and please consult directly with program authors for any problem with SilverStack.