Time in Pixels offers a comprehensive suite of plugins designed to enhance the post-production workflow for filmmakers, colorists, and post-production professionals. Their plugin bundle includes:

Nobe Color Remap: This plugin simplifies the color grading process by providing intuitive tools for hue, saturation, and luminosity remapping.

It features user-friendly interfaces, including circular and rectangular grids, and supports 3D LUT import and export for seamless integration into various workflows. Nobe Color Remap is compatible with DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, and Final Cut Pro X.

False Color Plugin: Essential for exposure monitoring and shot matching, the False Color Plugin offers real-time exposure analysis by overlaying color-coded representations of luminance levels onto footage. It includes customizable presets based on industry standards like ARRI, RED, and BlackMagic, and allows users to export fine-tuned overlays as 3D LUTs for on-set monitoring. The plugin supports platforms such as DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, and Final Cut Pro X.

Nobe Display: This plugin enhances monitoring capabilities by enabling users to mirror their color grading suite display onto external screens or share it online via NDI®. Utilizing GPU acceleration, Nobe Display ensures real-time performance without the need for additional hardware. It is particularly useful for collaborative workflows and client presentations. Nobe Display is compatible with DaVinci Resolve on both macOS and Windows platforms.

Collectively, these plugins aim to streamline post-production processes, offering precise control over color grading and monitoring to achieve professional-grade results.