
Intuitive, simple controls to keep skin looking natural and consistent. Quickly balance skin tones, reducing wrinkles and remove blemishes. Magic Bullet Cosmo II - Fast, simple cosmetic cleanup.Highly customisable to cool things off, warm them up, bleach them, and more. Accentuates and protects skin tones, while it cools off your backgrounds. Magic Bullet Mojo II - The look of a Hollywood blockbuster in seconds.Removes noise while preserving detail, and cleans up footage shot in low light or at high ISOs. Magic Bullet Denoiser III - Easy video noise reduction that provides immediate onestep results.Turns Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects into a high-speed professional color grading environment.

Import and create LUTs and work with HDR footage. Magic Bullet Colorista V - Professional colour corrections for filmakers.With input / output colour handling, Magic Bullet Looks fits into any real-time colour workflow. Magic Bullet Looks - Featuring over 300 fully customisable presets, this is a set of intuitive tools for creating your own colour grade.

In the main comp the white background disappears because of the blending mode. Inside the precomp Looks sees everything as 100% opaque. In your main comp click the "continuous rasterization" option (looks like a little sun icon) for that pre-comp layer, and that should resolve the issue. Then set the blending mode for the solid to Multiply.Ħ. Then below your footage add a solid that fills the whole background area.Ĥ. Inside the precomp add Looks on an adjustment layer above your footage.ģ. Precompose the element(s) you want to apply Looks to that needs to maintain an alpha edge.Ģ. My fairly easy work-around that seems to work ok is the following:ġ. Using a black background is useless if one is trying to use any of the myriad of effects in Looks to blend a CG element into a background plate for example - such as adding halation to just the rendered elements.

If Magic Bullet Looks doesn't work well with transparency layers, an actual work around would be finding a way to utilize the effects needed from Looks while taking the transparency issue into account. This is a half answer that doesn't provide an effective solution.
