ClipWrap : Easy AVCHD and HDV Conversion for the Mac
ClipWrap has been replaced by EditReady, and is no longer being maintained. EditReady has all the same great functionality and much more. Take a look today. EditReady has all the functionality of ClipWrap and much more, all for the same price! Take a look at everything EditReady can do, and download a free trial today. (Existing ClipWrap customers can continue to use ClipWrap, or can upgrade to Ed
Mac OS X v10.6: About gamma 2.2 - Apple Support
Gamma is a numerical value that describes the relationship between the varying levels of brightness or luminance that a monitor can display or a digital camera or camcorder can capture. To better serve the needs of consumers and digital content producers, Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard uses a gamma value of 2.2 by default. In versions of Mac OS X prior to 10.6, the default system gamma value was 1.8
Fix QuickTime Gamma Shift
Using mp4 or h.264 when compressing through QuickTime can make the final video look washed out. This is a common problem that seemed to have no solution… until now. The gamma shift can actually be fixed inside QuickTime Pro without re-compressing your video by simply changing a few settings. Scrimski at CGtalk.com posted a good walk-through. Thanks! SOLUTION: After rendering into a QuickTime/h.264
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The Quicktime Conundrum by Art Adams - ProVideo Coalition
