Color Assist, which is also available for Final Cut Pro 7 and Adobe Premiere Pro CS 5.5 & CS 6 on Mac OS, and Adobe Premiere Pro CS 5.5 and CS 6 on Windows, comes with 25 looks designed by Technicolor studio colorists, each designed to capture a certain genre, effect or style of film making. Users can select and apply these looks and view them in real time, greatly simplifying the creative process. The company is also offering additional Color Assist Look packages, sold separately for $19 each. Color Assist Looks: Movies lets users recreate a classic cinema look, while Color Assist Looks: Extreme is designed for users who want to push the boundaries and create a final product that’s a little more striking.
Based on Technicolor’s DP Lights System, Color Assist offers advanced color correction and grading tools, including a three-way Color Corrector, key selector and curves adjustments. Users are able to save up to nine color compositions per video clip. This non-destructive color correction and grading allows users to experiment freely to achieve their desired look without any degradation of quality.