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Cinecred v1.8.1 Cinecred v1.8.1 👉 Create beautiful film credits without the pain. Cinecred is a free and open source program for creating professional film credits from spreadsheet data. It reads credits from Excel, LibreOffice, Apple Numbers, CSV, or Google Sheets, then lets you interactively arrange, style, preview, and export title cards or rolling credits. Features: Create title cards and rolling film credits Reads Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Apple Numbers, CSV, and Google Sheets credit data Live visual preview while editing Interactive styling with contextual controls and easy reverts Default project template for quick setup Flexible layouts and pixel-level customization Use custom fonts, logos, images, and videos Runtime fine adjustment for matching a desired credit roll length Integrated real-time playback DeckLink preview playout support Export to video files, image sequences, stills, PDFs, and production formats Supports ProRes, DNxHR, CineForm, H.264, H.265, Theora, PNG sequences, TIFF, and more Free software licensed under GPLv3 Supported operating systems: Windows macOS Linux Supported languages: English, German, Czech, Spanish, French, Chinese (China) Changes: v1.8.1 Not provided. This download is for the Windows version (very bottom of page). All other download assets are below: macOS: cinecred-1.8.1-arm64.pkg cinecred-1.8.1-x86_64.pkg Linux: cinecred-1.8.1-x86_64.deb cinecred-1.8.1-x86_64.rpm cinecred-1.8.1-x86_64.appimage Click here to visit the author's website. |
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NegPy v0.59.0 NegPy v0.59.0 👉 Powerful open-source darkroom-style software for converting, processing, repairing and printing scanned film negatives and transparencies. NegPy is a specialized film-processing application designed to turn scanned negatives into finished positives using a non-destructive, darkroom-style workflow. Rather than simply inverting an image, it models film and photographic paper behavior in density space, automatically neutralizes the orange mask and provides Auto Density and Auto Grade controls for establishing useful starting points. It can work with camera scans, dedicated film scanners, RAW and TIFF images, slide film, narrowband and trichrome scans, and specialized scanner formats. NegPy also includes extensive tools for dust repair, dodge and burn, color management, soft proofing, metadata, batch processing and print-ready exporting. Original source files are never modified, with edits and history stored separately in a local database. Features: Converts scanned film negatives using a film and photographic-paper simulation rather than simple image inversion Neutralizes the orange mask mathematically using channel sensitometry without requiring camera profiles or border color picking Models film H&D characteristic curves in density space with toe, linear and shoulder response Per-frame Auto Density and Auto Grade analyze negatives for automatic brightness and contrast starting points Darkroom paper profiles provide paper-specific curve shaping, channel gamma and base tint Dedicated transparency support for positive and slide film with optional normalization for faded or expired film Process option allows already-finished positive images to bypass unnecessary as-captured lift and highlight roll-off Supports standard RAW and TIFF files along with specialized formats such as Kodak Pakon scanner RAW files Direct scanner control for supported film scanners including Plustek and Nikon Coolscan models Nikon Coolscan strip scanning includes automatic frame detection, roll-wide offset and drift controls, plus individual per-frame registration Supports 16-bit monochrome TIFF scanning for single-record film Camera scanning can capture negatives directly from a tethered camera on supported platforms ... |
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