Today Red Giant released Magic Bullet Suite 12, introducing many new features and improvements to the toolset. Check it out.Most filmmakers are familiar with the popular Red Giant Magic Bullet Suite, that offers powerful colour correction, filmic looks and image enhancements in a complete bundle of plugins. While you're here, Red Giant released its latest tutorial that shows you step-by-step how to create a 16-bit video game look. The update is free for existing users and can be downloaded through the Red Giant Application Manager.

This latest version now restores that compatibility.Īdditionally, Red Giant improved performance for loading thumbnails and LUTs in Looks and new refinements in Colorista including adjustment layer and keyframing issues for PPro and faster loading times for After Effects and Premiere Pro. In November, Red Giant released Magic Bullet 14 and Trapcode 16, but Looks 5, Colorista V, and Denoiser III did not support Final Cut Pro or BigSur. With the release of Magic Bullet Suite version 14.0.3 comes good news for Final Cut Pro and macOS BigSur users. They also started bundling their entire software line that includes Cinema 4D and Red Giant Complete for $149/mo. While technically not free, the entire Magic Bullet Suite starts at $3 for students, and the license lasts six months before needing to be renewed. The first big news that dropped was that Red Giant would be free to students and educators. When Maxon scooped up Red Giant, we figured exciting things would be on their way. Magic Bullet Suite 14.0.3 adds much-needed support across its toolset.

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