What is the best software for colour-grading films, animating & creating Interactive Websites?

Is there a software that does it all?

Colour-grading films you would be looking at a photo editing software such as Adobe Photoshop, you can either get the home version (Elements) which is about £60/$80 or you can go for something else. Photoshop is considered the best and is by far the most popular however it really all depends on what your budget is and what you are comfortable with using.

You will also want to download the Java SDK Development tools, this does require scripting knowledge but Java is essentially what all interactive websites are made with. Java or Flash are the most popular, however as with all Adobe products, Flash isn’t cheap.
You could always try programming in another language such as Python, C++ or C.

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One Response to “What is the best software for colour-grading films, animating & creating Interactive Websites?”

Bad Boy on September 12th, 2011 at 4:55 am

Colour-grading films you would be looking at a photo editing software such as Adobe Photoshop, you can either get the home version (Elements) which is about £60/$80 or you can go for something else. Photoshop is considered the best and is by far the most popular however it really all depends on what your budget is and what you are comfortable with using.

You will also want to download the Java SDK Development tools, this does require scripting knowledge but Java is essentially what all interactive websites are made with. Java or Flash are the most popular, however as with all Adobe products, Flash isn’t cheap.
You could always try programming in another language such as Python, C++ or C.
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