The 100 Million Colors Edition Edition — Sunday Morning Color Grading Newsletter

Your clocks have jumped ahead one hour this Sunday morning!

For most of us in the US, that is.

I’m also wondering if I should start a new section of the Newsletter to separate out the Machine Learning and Generative AI stories?

Email me, tell me what you think. I don’t think I can ignore it as a post-professional. If you agree, what should I name that section?

Artificially (un)Intelligent is the first thing that pops to my mind.

Anywho, let’s keep this thing moving…

Happy Grading!

Sincerely,

Pat Inhofer
Chief Photon Wrangler, Publisher
MixingLight.com

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