Support for BASIS for Final Cut Pro
Table of Contents
General
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BASIS Gestures explained
Get used to BASIS’ gestures with a mouse or your trackpad.
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What is the KOLOR Default Colour Space?
Getting to know the KOLOR Default working colour space.
Tutorials & Quick Start Guides
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Workflow with only one Camera (+ BASIS Working Colour Space)
If you work with only one camera, colour management is still essential. Learn how to manage your timeline so grading becomes easy, fast and predictable.
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BASIS Gestures explained
Get used to BASIS’ gestures with a mouse or your trackpad.
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Getting started with Colour Grading and Colour Management
In this tutorial, we take a look at everything you need to know to start colour grading in Final Cut Pro. Learn all bout colour management, colour space transforms and custom LUTs in your colour grading process.
Installation
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Installing a KOLOR Plugin in Final Cut Pro
How to install KOLOR Plugins for Final Cut Pro
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Installing KOLOR Plugins Manually
If your KOLOR plugins don’t show up in Final Cut Pro after installing, you should install the plugins manually. This usually fixes the issue. Here is how to do it.
Updates
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What does ‘Free Updates Within One Generation’ mean?
This article explains the difference between a minor and a major version update, what is free, and what needs to be purchased separately.
Uninstallation
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Uninstall KOLOR Plugins for Final Cut Pro
Learn how to uninstall KOLOR Plugins for Final Cut Pro.
Troubleshooting & Known Issues
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Viewer Image Shows Flickering on Playback or Scrubbing
Fixing flickering images in Final Cut Pro. The reason your image flickers and how to fix it.
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Installing KOLOR Plugins Manually
If your KOLOR plugins don’t show up in Final Cut Pro after installing, you should install the plugins manually. This usually fixes the issue. Here is how to do it.
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Fixing Colour Shifts with Rec.2020/BT2020 Footage and Apple Log 1 in Final Cut Pro
How to fix colour shifts in Final Cut Pro when working with Rec.2020 or BT2020 footage. This solves issues with Apple Log, Canon, FujiFilm, Leica, Nikon and other cameras utilising the Rec.2020 gamut.
