Pomfort has released Version 8.2 of Silverstack Lab. Improvements include Final Cut Pro Export, the ability to register your AWS account in Silverstack Lab and safely backup your files in an S3 bucket or other service that implements the S3 API, as well as ACES workflow enhancements.
If you are not familiar with Silverstack, it is software for securely backing up footage and ingesting data in a fast, organized, and transparent way. Silverstack also lets you instantly secure data, preview source material, and create all kinds of reports based on one central metadata library.
Cloud Backup & Sync
Direct S3 Upload: Backup your files in an AWS S3 bucket or other service that implements the S3 API.
ShotHub Library Sync: Improved robustness in unreliable network conditions, better error handling and user interface when syncing the clip library with Pomfort ShotHub.
COLOR GRADING
Look Compatibility: Support for latest Livegrade looks.
Knee Curve Node: Create simple “knee” and “toe” curve adjustments to quickly modify contrast range and limits of highlights and shadows.
LUT Interpolation: Choose between different interpolation methods like trilinear and tetrahedral interpolation.
ACES Workflow
ACES v1.3: Support for ACES version 1.3.0 including Reference Gamut Compress.
Load CLF in LMT: Load Common LUT Format (CLF) files in LMT node for round-tripping in ACES workflows.
ACES Look Metadata: The metadata fields “ACES Input Transform”, “ACES Input TransformID”, “ACES Output Transform”, “ACES Output TransformID”, “LMT Nodes” and “Reference Gamut Compress” reflects ACES look metadata in the general info and the clips table to make it available in reports.
Performance
Canon RAW: GPU acceleration for CRM decoding now also available on M1 Macs.
Export
FCPXML: Export one or multiple bins or folders with synced audio files as events and projects for Final Cut Pro.
ALE: New options to include ACES look information, to export camera letters lowercased and to leave the “clip names”-column blank.
Offload
MP4/MOV file renaming: Option to sort clips by timecode, creation date or file name before adding a unique number.
