While speaking with the good folks at SGO during NAB 2019, they mentioned they were deep into a full rework of their UI. They were very excited about it. It seems they're getting ready to unveil it next month. If you want to stay in the loop on this release, click through to submit your email for updates.

"To try to help those dealing with imposed Coronavirus restrictions, and have set up home based grading systems, we are offering free 3-Day LightSpace," to help you get your home display calibrated.

This news was from last month - but I don't remember sharing it. So here it is. Again (maybe). Plus, additional GPU support for the Mac Pro 2019, multi-GPU configs, and improvements with Premiere.

Through March 24, save on new licenses of this FCPx add-on. The article also details new features in v2.1, including inside/outside mask grading.

(forum) A recent Newsletter pointed out the new Baselight API. If you're interested in it, this thread on LGG has spawned with embedded video examples plus GitHub repositories for the example code.

(forum) A great question with lots of great advice.

This article may be interesting to you even if you don't use Creative Cloud. It lists many interesting solutions for remote collaboration - while detailing the various 'cloud' solutions that Adobe has to offer, with explanations of how they work.

This offer isn't just for existing customers. This is for anyone who wants to check out how they can edit revisions into an already rendered file, frame accurately. Remember, they also offer short-term licenses - so learn it this month and then license it on an as-needed basis going forward.

Another post production software company steps up for their customers: "The problem identified is for those who cannot create a VPN for their users to access the floating license server."

This post outlines the offer, "For qualified customers who are impacted by facility closures or need to temporarily enable remote workers, we’re providing free 90-day licenses of our creative tools (Media Composer, Pro Tools and Sibelius) to enable your creative team members to continue getting their work done remotely."

This offer is "for all qualifying Boris FX customers to replace their floating licenses locked in the office." That's pretty cool.

(forum) Off-the-shelf solutions for client collaboration are discussed, plus an interesting approach with Scratch.

Just email the team at a special email address and Frame.io will help you out. Click through for the details.

Adobe is doing this for schools that have licenses in their labs.

In this From The Mailbag we revisit some key aspects of a Resolve remote workflow as we try to answer questions from a member on the same subject.

Everyone wants to know how to create a cool (or dark or scary or happy or dreamy) Look. But there’s as many ways to approach Look creation as there are tools and plug-ins to help you do it. This Flight Path gets you started with some of our favorite Insights on the topic.

Not only is this a great idea, it's a great interview written into a great article that goes way beyond the niche of editing on a touchscreen tablet.

An interesting article on a new EyeSafe certification standard. This article includes bits like, "since this waveband does not provide any benefits and is biologically quite damaging to the eye, it should not be present in the emission from a display." There's more at the click.

(video) SpongeBob teaches kids how to wash their hands, only as he can. I will add: Turn this monochrome, throw some film scratches and dirt on it, and see if you don't agree that it sounds like a 1950s PSA. The more things change...

Because it's always nice to finish on an up note. Besides, you can never be reminded enough to settle in for another watching of 'The Princess Bride'.