About this software
Magix colorFX Suite is a collection of color correction and stylized color effect tools intended for video and image post-production workflows. It supplies adjustable filters and grading controls to alter hue, contrast, saturation, and visual tone for creative looks and technical correction.
Designed for professional and entry-level editors using MAGIX applications, the suite is offered under commercial licensing for multi-user deployments. Specific compatibility and licensing details are available from MAGIX.
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Benefits
- Precise color correction: Adjust hue, contrast, and saturation with fine controls.
- Creative stylized effects: Apply preset looks and artistic color transformations.
- Non-destructive workflow: Effects apply without altering original source files.
- Commercial licensing available: Offered under commercial terms suitable for business deployments.
- Integration with MAGIX software: Designed to work with MAGIX editing applications.
Available languages
- English
- German
Support information
- Product documentation: User guides and manuals available on MAGIX support pages.
- Compatibility info: Compatibility lists and system requirements posted by MAGIX.
- License assistance: Commercial licensing details handled via MAGIX sales channels.
- Software updates: Updates and patches provided through MAGIX update mechanisms.
- Community forums: User forums and knowledgebase articles accessible through MAGIX website.
Frequently asked questions
What is Magix ColorFX Suite?
Magix ColorFX Suite is a software package for color correction, grading, and visual effects processing for video and image workflows in post-production and content creation environments.
What primary tasks does Magix ColorFX Suite perform?
It handles tasks commonly associated with color tooling, including primary and secondary color correction, creative grading, targeted adjustments using masks and tracking, and application of visual effects across sequences.
How does Magix ColorFX Suite integrate into post-production workflows?
Integration typically uses standard interchange files or plugin interfaces, allowing handoff between editing, compositing, and grading tools; product documentation details exact compatibility and supported workflows.
What are typical system requirements for running Magix ColorFX Suite?
Typical requirements include a modern multi-core CPU, adequate RAM, fast storage, and a dedicated GPU for accelerated processing; exact specifications depend on project complexity and workflows.
What licensing options exist for Magix ColorFX Suite?
Licensing commonly covers single-seat and multi-seat deployments with enterprise options; licensing models, concurrent-seat rules, and volume terms should be confirmed via product documentation or vendor channels.