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    Introducing HDR for GoPro®

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    We’re excited to launch our latest product HDR for GoPro®.

    Designed to work with the free Protune update for GoPro® HD HERO2 and HERO3 footage, HDR for GoPro® is a quick and powerful way to give punch to your GoPro® footage. High dynamic range (HDR) images retain detail in both highlights and shadows, creating dramatic, “hyper-real” images. Created with Final Cut Pro X user in mind, simply drag and drop HDR for GoPro® on your footage to see the change in realtime, no rendering necessary.

    We hope you enjoy HDR for GoPro®.

    Introducing Finisher

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    CrumplePop Finisher from CrumplePop on Vimeo.


    We just released our latest product: Finisher for Final Cut Pro X.

    Finisher drastically improves footage by recovering detail, vibrant skintone and apparent latitude. Simply drag and drop Finisher over your footage in FCP X to see the difference. Finisher is completely customizable and was created distinctly for FCP X to take advantage of it’s many new features.

    To see how Finisher will improve your footage, take a look at our 1920×1080 framegrabs (here, here and here.) Check out our Finisher page to learn even more.

    Finisher is available here for $75 for the next week you can get Finisher for $39 (save more than $30!) Enter this code: CRFN-0026-INTR-0808

    Light Works – Video Using DIY Bokeh Effect

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    Light Works from Supernormals on Vimeo.


    Supernormals just posted an incredible video on vimeo using a really amazing bokeh effect. Bokeh is how your lens deals with out of focus light. They cut the words out of vinyl stickers and stuck them to glass. Then they placed the glass in a matte box and used that with their lens. If you’re interested in doing it yourself, they posted a great making of video that shows how they made each of the words seen in the video.

    Light Works – Behind The Scenes from Supernormals on Vimeo.



    This is fantastic DIY idea. It’s crazy that with an x-acto knife, a few supplies and a steady hand you can create such an effect. It does take that little bit of work, but the results are really something.