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Red Giant Software Releases Key Correct Pro

San Francisco, CA, November 14, 2005 – Red Giant Software, publisher of a line of professional desktop tools including the award-winning Magic Bullet™ technology, today announced the availability of Key Correct Pro a set of 15 tools to help motion graphic and visual effects artists achieve more realistic composites. Digital Neural Axis, used Primatte Keyer and Key Correct Pro to create more than 68 VFX shots on Martin Scorsese’s film The Aviator nominated for 11 Academy Awards in 2004.

Key Correct Pro is a set of 15 plug-ins designed to help AE users create better composites with built-in keying tools. The plug-ins can be in used in combination with any keyer to better enhance the final result. Features include:

• Accurate matte feather tools
• Color Matching plug-in with automatic matching and color balance adjustment
• Alpha cleaner plug-in for fixing noise and filing holes in mattes in one pass
• Complete support for 8 and 16 bit operations for all plug-ins

“We are proud to release a new compositing suite of tools with full 16-bit support and other fine tuning features for compositors. Used in cooperation with Primatte Keyer 3, users can output great looking composites. Key Correct Pro will also serve users working with After Effects’ built-in keying tools to generate superior results,” said Sean Safreed, Partner at Red Giant Software.

Pricing and Availability

• Key Correct Pro ($395 USD)
• Composite Wizard customers can upgrade to Key Correct Pro for ($199 USD)

About Red Giant Software

Red Giant Software LLC (www.redgiantsoftware.com) offers a vast range of visual effects plug-ins, with over 30 packages designed for Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro, Motion, and Avid. The product line features industry-leading effects for designing realistic fire, rain, and water; adding popular looks; and creating perfect keys. Red Giant effects have enhanced feature films such as Angels & Demons, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and The Mummy 3, and added sparkle to cable and broadcast content from NBC Universal, Food Network, ESPN, Disney, CNN, Comedy Central, MTV, and TNT.

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