From: Brendan Bolles <brendan@fnordware.com>
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Subject: [PR] ProEXR 1.7 and OpenColorIO
Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 09:53:45 -0700
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Hi everyone, I've got some plug-in updates to share with you, most of =
which are free.

In case you haven't already read Todd's blog post, ProEXR 1.7 includes =
free updates to the three EXR plug-ins that ship with After Effects.  =
These latest versions can significantly boost the speed of reading =
multi-channel EXR files, up to 3x by some accounts.  They are totally =
compatible with the old versions, so just replace the ones you've got =
with the new ones.  I imagine that some day these will be included with =
AE, but CS6 is still shipping with version 1.5.

ProEXR 1.7 also includes a new non-free plug-in to add EXR support to =
Premiere Pro, along with other improvements.


I've also just posted a free AE plug-in to do OpenColorIO, the =
highly-nerdy visual effects color management system.


Rather than go into more detail, I'll just send you here:

http://fnordware.blogspot.com/


Brendan