AMD, Livegrade & More in Filmbox & Scatter

Livegrade and AMD GPU support for Filmbox and Scatter, refined color controls, and new looks.

An AMD graphics card, a central on-set monitor connected to the Livegrade icon above it, and color sliders over a glowing rounded shelf

Livegrade Frontier support

Filmbox Pro, Filmbox Looks, and Scatter are the first plugins to run in real time on live video feeds in Livegrade Frontier, so DITs can use them for live preview and look development on set with full color and spatial processing, including grain, halation, diffusion, and more. Filmbox Pro is fully compatible with Livegrade Frontier’s LUT export functionality as well.

AMD support

Filmbox Pro, Looks, and Scatter now support AMD GPUs as well as Intel GPUs alongside NVIDIA on Windows and Linux.

Faster processing

Filmbox Pro and Looks 3.6 now process nearly twice as fast (!) as version 3.4 on NVIDIA GPUs and 15–20% faster on macOS.

Hi-Sat Density

We refined the Filmbox Pro Color Density control. It’s now called Hi-Sat Density and has a more focused effect on extremely saturated colors, allowing you to produce more “pure” and rich rendering of things like super-saturated LED sources with less effect on less saturated colors.

Side-by-side Hi-Sat Density comparison of a red-lit tree, showing richer saturated reds on the right

Skin Hue

We’ve also added a Skin Hue control under Negative > Color and Tone, which allows you to control the skin tone rendering of the negative.

New toasted looks

We’ve added a couple of new Looks to Filmbox Pro and Filmbox Looks called Toasted 250D and Toasted 500T that use the new color parameters to make rich amber skin tones, gentle contrast, and lots of deep color that extends into the highlights, a fitting nod to the end of summer in LA.

Two women smiling at each other in sunlight, illustrating a warm, toasted Filmbox look