DivG all 3 FBmn software working perfectly here. Sweet as a Nut!

Grazie

Suggest you email Frederic...he is very quick to respond and very helpful

+1 for the FB White Balance and Exposure Fix in Vegas 12. Works great!

I bought the FB White Balance GPU and it's become my "go to" plug-in for almost all color correction. I liked the Exposure Fix plug-in but 1) I didn't need it as much, and 2) it wasn't in the budget.

On a side note, why isn't FB on the Sony Partners pages? These are awesome plug-ings. Maybe the parties have not reached agreement on their partner relationship. Oh well, love my White Balance.

Regards,

Kimberly

Kimberly wrote: " love my White Balance."

Agree fully - and also FBmn's really great Color-match plug-in.

Problem solved.
I needed to goto FBmn website and enter serial, contact info and 'magic number'.
In return I received an activation code. Once enter in activation field all was well.

From a previous activation I had saved the activation code which matched exactly the new one recieved. It must be 12 months since I last used these plugins and the FBmn activation system needed prodding.

Thanks for advising your plugins are working.

@ Kimberly Those new lights of yours are awesome. Wish I could justify a set. Just turned 75 so my diving days may be numbered. Dive insurance is ridiculas. I can be 69 and learning to dive. Dive insurance no problem. 75 and several thousand dives logged and cycling 50 miles week in & week out and it suddenly diving becomes a dangerous sport. Maybe I should consider changeing from marine safaris to game reserves.

@diverG - What sort of insurance are you referring to? DAN?

Ralph

Just turned 75 so my diving days may be numbered. Dive insurance is ridiculas. I can be 69 and learning to dive. Dive insurance no problem.

Nah your diving days are far from over! Are you talking about DAN insurance being too expensive? I don't recall DAN having an age range, but maybe they too. My V&B instructor insurance runs about $600 annually . . . now that's another matter : (

diverG, I changed from DAN to Aqua Med, mainly because they are cheaper and I'm not diving much at the moment. Maybe their terms suit you better.

Had a bit of luck.
If I book & pay for trips using my credit card I get free travel insurance. It seems I must contact the insurer each year and self certify that I am fit to dive. Recreational only and a 30m limit, which these days is more than adequate. When I can't mange an hour on a 12l tank and have 50bar plus left I'll call it a day.

I've used DAN in the past when I took did 6 month trip to the Red Sea after retiring.
Your $600 will cover your liabilty to pupils, and there are some dumb ones around!!
We all look at the instructors and think what a grand life!! To me it looked like hard work.

Good luck & have a great Christmas.

Geoff

Full marks to all three of Frederic's plug ins. They are exceptional and I'm not sure how I would manage without them. They were amazingly useful when I had to edit some old cine-film and VHS tape that had already been converted to digital but still needed a great deal of attention, not least in the colour matching field.

Richard

@diverG:

Make sure you have DAN or some kind of coverage for a chamber ride, in the unlikely event you need it. I've seen people go to the chamber; fortunately each had DAN to help cover it. So what are you waiting for? Book a drive trip : )

Back in 1977, I did a show on Grey Reef shark attack behavior at Enewetak in the Marshall Is. I had the host of our show, Marlin Perkins, 100' down at age 72 with lots of Grey Reef sharks around. We acted in a very respectful manner toward the sharks, and I was pretty respectful of Marlin as well. The most exciting part was getting back in the boat. Someone had left a couple of dead fish in the motor well and we had more than a little interest from the "men in the grey suits.".

Now that I have turned 77, I'd love to return to many dive sites, but maybe not that one.
Ralph