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Whether you work in film or television post,
Autodesk
®
Lustre
®
2011 software gives you creative
tools you need to help build a look that establishes
your unique vision or sells your client’s ideas with
compelling effect.
Creative Tools
Shape the audience experience using complex
secondaries to isolate the parts of the shot you need
to draw out and highlight. With Lustre software’s
rich creative toolset, your imagination is the limit.
Production-Proven Nonlinear Color Grading
Compare multiple shots in your sequence to help
maintain continuity of color and lighting across your
entire timeline. Jump between shots instantly, and
see them side by side in different contexts. With a
nonlinear workflow and a faster, higher-quality image
pipeline, you have time to do more by experimenting
with many grades and variations.
Streamlined Facility Workflow
Take advantage of the flexibility of the Lustre system
to help build open and scalable collaborative color
grading workgroups. Save time with Autodesk
®
Wiretap
®
technology, an advanced application
programming interface (API) that provides access to
media, clips, and timelines created by Autodesk visual
effects and finishing applications. This capability
enables you to color grade an Autodesk
®
Smoke
®
2011 or Autodesk
®
Flame
®
2011 software timeline in
Lustre without duplicating media or transferring
media across the network.
Lustre is extremely user
friendly and compatible
with our in-house tools –
us the flexibility and
independence we need
with project and shot
management.
— Patrice Barrette
Colorist
Hybride Technologies,
a Ubisoft
©
Division
Shape Color and Light
Autodesk Lustre 2011 software is a leading high-performance
digital color grading solution for creative look development.
Control color and light with artistic freedom to help establish
narrative tone and create stylized looks.
The Woman with a Broken Nose.
© Neue Mediopolis Filmproduktion Filmhouse Bas Celik, 2010.
Image courtesy of CinePostproduction.
Image courtesy of Zee Networks.