(San Francisco, CA, October 9, 2006) Red Giant Software, publisher of a line of professional digital video tools, including Magic Bullet and Knoll Light Factory today announced free software updates for professionals using Intel and Power PC Macs or running Apple Final Cut Pro, Avid Xpress Pro, and Avid Media Composer software.
Visit Red Giant Software in the Promax booth (#427) at DV Expo held at the Los Angeles Convention Center from November 13-17, 2006.
“At Red Giant we are committed to keeping up with technology changes and are pleased to offer free updates to our best-selling products,” said Sean Safreed, Co-Founder of Red Giant Software.
Magic Bullet Editors 2.1 and Knoll Light Factory 2.5.1
-- Magic Bullet Editors 2.1 and Knoll Light Factory 2.5.1 are now compatible with Intel- and Power PC-based Macs using Final Cut Pro 5.1. The standard engine is updated to support Intel processors under Mac OS X and the render speed should be similar to Power Mac systems.
-- Magic Bullet Editors 2.1 and Knoll Light Factory 2.5.1 also provide compatibility for Avid Xpress Pro 5.5 and Media Composer 2 customers on Mac OS X. These Avid updates are only for Power PC-based Mac systems. A new update will be available when Avid releases new versions compatible with Intel-based Mac systems.
For frequently asked questions and to download the updaters, please visit the new Red Giant Support Zone at http://www.rgsupportzone.com
About Red Giant Software
Red Giant Software LLC ( http://www.redgiantsoftware.com ) is a San Francisco-based company that develops and distributes professional tools for digital video production. Products are available as stand-alone products and plug-ins for popular video editing and effects applications including Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, and other compatible applications such as Apple’s Final Cut Pro. The products are based on production-proven technology developed by visual effects veterans.
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