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Article Search Advanced Search Automatic Duck Teams Up with Red Giant Software to Bridge Color Correction Between FCP & After Effects By Staff Jun 13, 2007, 05:30 Thanks to a partnership between Automatic Duck and Red Giant Software, Final Cut Pro users now have the option to use Automatic Duck’s timeline translation tools to export all color correction work done in Magic Bullet Colorista directly to After Effects with all settings intact. This collaboration marks the first time that Magic Bullet Colorista, a color correction plug-in, can be used as the main color correction tool in Final Cut Pro. Coupled with Automatic Duck, all settings and color correction work can be moved to an After Effects timeline. For users, this also means that moving to After Effects allows higher quality 10-bit or higher RGB finishing, as Final Cut Pro only handles 8-bit RGB rendering. Users moving content from Final Cut Pro to After Effects can also maintain full quality for finishing with Black Magic, Aja or Cineform 10-bit RGB SD, HD or 2k media. Pro Import AE 4.0 is available immediately and is priced at $495. Users who purchased new licenses or upgrades to Pro Import AE 3.0 on or after March 8, 2007 will be offered upgrades to version 4.0 at no charge until December 8, 2007. Users of Pro Import AE 3.0 who purchased before March 8, 2007, as well as users of older After Effects import plug-ins, will be able to upgrade for $195 per license. Magic Bullet Colorista is available now for $199 USD. Email this article  Printer friendly page