3.6.0
September 16, 2026
WARNING: This update may slightly alter existing grades. There are very small rendering differences between this version and 3.5, mostly due to our universal render pipeline migration. The latest Filmbox Pro 3.5 is available in case you need to downgrade.
- Added two new Looks “Toasted 250D” and “Toasted 500T” that use the new “Skin Hue” and “Hi-Sat Density” controls
- Added DaVinci Wide Gamut Linear as a source option
- (Final Cut Pro) Added DaVinci Wide Gamut Intermediate as a source option
- (CUDA, OpenCL) Improved rendering performance in most situations by another 15-20% compared to the previous release. We’re on a roll!
- There are very small rendering differences between this version and 3.5.x, mostly due to our universal render pipeline migration. The latest Filmbox Looks 3.5.x (previous release) is available in case you need to downgrade.
Changes for macOS
- Moved to a new universal render pipeline that is shared across Metal, CUDA, OpenCL, and CPU rendering backends. This allows for pixel perfect renders between all rendering backends and platforms. Improves rendering across the board from 15-20% depending on configuration.
- macOS 12 or later is now required
- The latest Filmbox Looks 3.5 is available in case you need to downgrade due to a bug. Please let us know if you run into any issues - we’ve extensively tested this release but not exhaustively on every possible Mac hardware.
3.5.5
September 11, 2026
- (Baselight, Offline) Fixed a render error that could occur with specific connection states
CUDA and OpenCL
- Improved rendering performance by another 15%
- Reduced memory usage in most situations by 40%
- Improved grain resampling quality when rendering in a windowed/cropped setting (mostly Baselight’s SIS crop modes)
- Improved grain render performance when scaling is required
- Improved reliability in low GPU resource environments, especially cards with 8GB of VRAM or less
3.5.3
August 31, 2026
- Fixed an issue where grain would be rendered in a different location when exporting in a windowed/cropped setting (mostly Baselight’s SIS crop modes)
- (CUDA) Further increased rendering performance by 10-40% depending on configuration and resolution
- (CUDA) Fixed an issue where VRAM wouldn’t be freed immediately in situations with high memory pressure
- (OpenCL) Fixed a crashing issue with specific AMD cards and drivers
- (Final Cut Pro) Added DaVinci Wide Gamut Intermediate conversion LUT
- (Windows) All packaged DLLs are now codesigned to prevent very specific Windows Smart App Control environments from complaining
3.5.2
August 19, 2026
- Added support for AMD and Intel GPUs via OpenCL. Thanks for your patience, and please let us know if you run into any issues!
- CUDA performance is now 30-40% faster
- Added Insta360 I-Log support
- (Baselight) Rendering directly on the CPU is now supported. It’s slow, but if you’re in a CPU-only cloud render environment this is for you!
- (macOS) Fix an issue with fully transparent alpha in some cases causing artifacts
- (macOS) macOS 11 or above is now required
- (Adobe, Windows) Fixed an issue loading in Adobe Premiere 2024
- If you run into any issues, please use the Video Village Plugins app to install the previous version
3.4.5
August 12, 2026
- Added support for DJI D-Log 2
- Improved diagnostic logging in concurrent usage and multi-computer (Baselight) settings
- (Windows, Linux) Fixed an issue that would prevent future NVIDIA GPUs from rendering
- (Windows, Linux) Fixed an intermittent usability error in very rare cases
- (Windows, Adobe) Fixed a render error that could occur when using multiple plugins at once
- (Final Cut Pro) Fixed an issue with menu item selection
3.4.3
July 24, 2026
- The “User Guide” button in the Help menu now takes you to our much improved learn page. The PDF remains in the plugin if you need it, for now!
- (Final Cut Pro) Significantly improved performance when exporting a preset
- (macOS) Worked around an issue (known by Apple) in macOS 27 Public Beta 2. Apple plans on fixing this issue before official launch
- (Linux) Improved startup and shutdown stability, especially on first launch after the plugin has been updated
- (CUDA) Improved attempts at gaining VRAM in low VRAM scenarios
3.4.2
May 27, 2026
- First release for Final Cut Pro and Motion! Learn more about it in our blog post.
- Added support for GoPro GP-Log2
3.4.0
May 11, 2026
Photo Mode for Resolve
- Added a “Photo Mode (Beta)” checkbox that optimizes Filmbox Looks for Resolve’s new Photo page
- Sets up Filmbox Looks for Resolve Color Management, optimized for rendering into a sRGB tone curve
- Renders grain and dust at a higher resolution than normal
- Disables Gate Weave and Flicker
- Reveals a “Change Texture” button to easily re-layout the grain and dust
- Learn more about it in our blog post!
More updates
- Removed the 3840x3840 resolution limit - go wild!
- Improved texture rendering of vertical video to more closely resemble a horizontal video of the same size
- Optimized Adobe plugin rendering
3.3.6
March 17, 2026
- Fixed issue with OpenFX hosts that provide incorrect file paths
- (Windows, Linux) Fixed render error edge case
- (Baselight) Improved playback performance by splitting up Filmbox Looks into 7 different plugins (a plugin per Film System). Renamed the old plugin to “Filmbox Looks - Compatibility” to discourage its use.
3.3.0
October 29, 2025
- Initial release of Filmbox Looks!
- Access a library of 100+ presets that deliver a wide range of commonly needed or hard-to-implement aesthetics - ideal for look development. Apply them as starting points and customize freely.
- Fully compatible with Filmbox Pro and upgradeable when you decide you want more control
- Export a “.filmbox” User Preset to communicate your settings to a Filmbox Pro user
- If you already have Filmbox Pro, simply update to 3.3 or above to get all the Filmbox Looks features directly in Filmbox Pro.
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