MC Color offers unmatched control and integration with Apple's Color 1.5, providing colorists with high-resolution trackballs, trackwheels, touch-sensitive encoders and a host of programmable keys in a slim-line design. MC Color attaches to your Mac via Ethernet, and can be used as a standalone color grader, or together with other Euphonix media controllers to build a larger, integrated video editing control surface.
Power Features
- 3 optical trackballs for modifying color values and vignettes
- 3 optical trackwheels for controlling brightness, vignettes and pan and scan
- 6 touch-sensitive rotary encoders for adjusting parameters
- 6 high-resolution OLED displays show parameter names and values
- Comprehensive transport and navigation controls
- Dedicated copy/paste grade buttons for memory banks 1-4
- Slim-line design for easy integration and portability
MC Color - Designed Specifically for Apple's Color
MC Color has been specifically designed for Apple Color, offering a host of features optimized for the Apple Color workflow and requires no special configuration. Simply install the EuControl software, attach your MC Color and select "Euphonix EuCon Control Surfaces" from the Apple Color "Setup Room>User Prefs>Show Control Surface Dialog" menu. Here are some of the features that MC Color brings to Apple Color:
Apple's Color
- Nine preprogrammed Soft Keys that automatically update as you navigate between rooms in Color - another nine functions are available when used in conjunction with the Shift Key
- Soft Key Editor lets you create custom Soft Keys for any function, macro or key injection command
- Navigate between secondaries, controlling all parameters of vignettes - including scale, rotation, aspect ratio, softness, and blur
- Right hand trackwheel also functions as jog wheel to jog frame by frame through Apple Color timeline
- Center trackball also functions as mouse to access and control any aspect of Apple Color, including curves
- Dedicated Copy and Paste Grade buttons make it easy to move through your timeline and apply corrections and looks from memory banks
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