All of the component tools – which are available separately for between $99 and $399 – are compatible with After Effects and Premiere Pro. Magic Bullet Suite 12 is available now, price $799. Since almost every tool in the suite has been updated, we’d refer you to the Red Giant website for individual lists of changes, although the news release below summarises the key additions. The plugin is GPU-accelerated, as now are sister tools Magic Bullet Looks, Colorista, Mojo and Cosmo, building on work Red Giant did for Universe, its new online plugin library. Version 12 of the suite introduces a new tool, Magic Bullet Film, intended to mimic the look of real-world camera film, replicating 22 different negative stocks and 4 print stocks. “No matter how much we tried to tell you it was Color Suite, you all kept calling it Magic Bullet Suite in your emails, phone calls, and web searches,” admits the blog post, ruefully. The company’s original, larger, Magic Bullet Suite was previously split into two separate collections: Shooter Suite, which is still available, and Color Suite, now renamed back to Magic Bullet Suite. On its blog, Red Giant describes the name change as a process of “un-renaming” the product.
Is this Magic Bullet Suite or Color Suite? The other six plugins in the collection – formerly known as Color Suite, and compatible with common desktop editing and compositing software – have also been updated. Red Giant Software has released Magic Bullet Suite 12, the latest update to its suite of colour grading tools, adding support for GPU acceleration, and Magic Bullet Film: a new plugin for emulating vintage film stocks. Scroll to the foot of the story for news of the 12.1 update.
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