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    Home » Assimilate SCRATCH v8.5 Update Supports RED’s New 8K Weapon Helium Sensor and 8K VistaVision

    Assimilate SCRATCH v8.5 Update Supports RED’s New 8K Weapon Helium Sensor and 8K VistaVision

    By aggie@assimilateinc.comTuesday, August 16, 2016Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments9201 Views
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    RED 8k Weapon Helium Camera image courtesy of Offhollyood Digital

    Support Includes Log3G10 Gamma Space and REDWideGamutRGB Color Space

    Santa Clara, CA -- (SPW) --

    Always at the forefront of post-production support for the latest RED digital camera formats (www.red.com), ASSIMILATE’s SCRATCH 8.5, build 909, now includes support for RED’s new 8K Weapon Helium Sensor, as well as the 8K Weapon VistaVision-sized Sensor (full frame). Support includes the Log3G10 gamma space and REDWideGamutRGB color space.

    “Our SCRATCH digital workflow and tools have always been first to support the RED high-resolution cameras since the launch of the RED ONE camera,” said Jeff Edson, CEO at ASSIMILATE. “With the 8k Weapon camera with the Helium and VistaVision-sized sensors, filmmakers have even more resolution choices for telling their stories, and SCRACH 8.5 works as their high-performance ‘weapon’ in post production for creating high-quality results for viewing audiences.”

    “OFFHOLLYWOOD is currently providing both new bleeding-edge 8K Weapon camera systems from RED to our customers. Having the proper tools to manage workflows and provide support to our clients as early adopters is key to our success,” said Mark Pederson, director of technology at Offhollywood. “We knew ASSIMILATE would be there for us to provide full support for the 8K raw files from both the Weapon with 8K Helium sensor and the Weapon with 8K VistaVision-sized sensor in their newest release of Scratch 8.5. Of course there are many other tools available today, but for over a decade we find ourselves continually relying on ASSIMILATE's SCRATCH.”

    OFFHOLLYWOOD, www.offhollywoodny.com, provides emerging technologies, workflows and support to empower their clients and the community of filmmakers around the world, specializing in UHD, 4K+, VR, 360, 3D and multi-cam productions.

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    The SCRATCH 8.5, build 909, real-time digital workflow and tools are immediately available at $650 (US) annually. Or, sign up for a free 30-day trial at http://www.assimilateinc.com/products/. Other pricing options available.

    About ASSIMILATE
    ASSIMILATE is the premier provider of real-time post-production and workflow tools that have proven essential to the successful creation of 2D/3D/VR studio and independent feature films, documentaries, TV episodes, and music videos. The SCRATCH product line, running on Windows and OS X, equips directors, DPs, on-set DITs and post-production artists with the state-of-the-art, cost-effective, data-centric solutions they need to meet the challenges of increased creativity and productivity amid ever-shrinking budgets. SCRATCH is resolution independent, supporting multiple formats, including ARRI RAW, KineRAW, Sony F5/55/65 and Cyber Shot s700, Phantom, Panasonic Varicam 4K, Canon C300/C500, Canon 3DGoPro, as well as enhanced support for all RED cameras. SCRATCH is the only post-production tool to support native Kinefinity RAW (KRW and DNG) files. The SCRATCH VR Suite is the only professional VR end-to-end workflow and toolset. SCRATCH enables mixing and matching of any camera format, resolution or color space (including ACES) on the same timeline. Learn more at www.assimilateinc.com.
     

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    Sound Lounge Welcomes Mixer and Sound Designer Nicole Pettigrew

    Tuesday, August 18, 2026
    Mixer and Sound Designer Nicole Pettigrew

    Sound Lounge has expanded its commercial roster with the addition of mixer and sound designer Nicole Pettigrew, who brings more than a decade of experience, a passion for sound design and a highly collaborative approach to her work. Pettigrew joins Sound Lounge following five years at PS260, where she established and led the company's in-house audio department as its sole audio engineer. Her work spans campaigns for brands including American Express, MLB, T-Mobile, New Balance, Titleist, David Yurman and DraftKings. She also mixed Gucci's 2024 AICP Best in Show-winning campaign. Prior to PS260, Pettigrew spent nine years at PLUSHnyc. A lifelong musician, Pettigrew brings a musical ear to her work and particularly gravitates toward projects that allow her to experiment with sound. Her approach pairs a traditional studio foundation rooted in listening, communication and client experience with an eagerness to explore new ideas and push the creative possibilities of a project. “The best sessions feel like a real collaboration,” says Pettigrew. “I want clients to feel like I’m part of their team, listening to their vision and then interpreting it, building on it and helping push the idea further. You’re handed all of these individual pieces, and I love the problem-solving that goes into figuring out how they fit together. There’s something really satisfying about getting to the end, stepping back and realizing you helped bring someone’s idea fully to life.” Pettigrew's arrival also reunites her with Sound Lounge... Read More

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