TourBox NEO, Custom Controller for Photo Video Editing, Color Grading, Ilustration, Mac/Windows, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Premiere Illustrator Davinci Resolve After Effects Final Cut Pro Keyboard

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The biggest update to the TourBox Elite is wireless operation via dual-channel Bluetooth. This is a wonderful change (and something I requested in my NEO review), for it means the controller no longer has to occupy a USB port on a computer. Without a cord, I also think the TourBox looks cleaner and more professional; especially when sitting next to a wireless keyboard and mouse. TourBox has however changed the action of some of the buttons. Buttons now feel a touch tighter and less springy than the same buttons on the NEO. The scroll wheel at top left now glides smoothly without physical notches (it now uses the haptic system). This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. Getting the TourBox up and running is pretty straightforward if you follow the directions. I did not and forgot to enable one of the permissions settings the first time around leaving me unable to do any customization.

With not too much between it, the price difference could be the big deciding factor between the Neo and the Elite. The additional features introduced to the Elite are clearly for the benefit of on-the-move professionals, but that doesn't detract from the clear capabilities of the Tourbox Neo. We might suggest that the Neo can be a great addition to an amateur content creator's setup or someone hoping to make their editing more efficient.

Using The TourBox Elite In Lightroom

This is great, for the TourBox augments and enhances (not replaces) the devices I’m comfortable using, and doesn’t require me to move my keyboard or change my desk setup in any way. It’s there when it want it, and stays out of the way when I don’t. Using TourBox NEO in Adobe Lightroom Classic

I’ve learned that every editor prefers to edit in their own way. If you have trouble remembering all the keyboard shortcuts you need, and are frustrated dragging a mouse around, it’s time to look at a different way to work. But what about complex panels like Hue, Saturation and Luminosity (HSL)? Press a button on the NEO, and TourBox Console displays a clever overlay including every HSL slider. You then tab between Hue, Saturation and Luminosity, scroll (using the NEO scroll wheel) to the color you intend to edit, then use the NEO center knob to adjust value. Using the TourBox NEO’s custom HSL panel with Adobe Lightroom Classic Submit a valuation request and we'll provide guide prices with no delay. Plus, we'll collect your gear from your home or work for FREE.The TourBox is a well-built, well-thought-out combination of hardware and software. It is highly flexible, easily customizable, and small enough to fit anywhere. As mentioned, the Tourbox offers a number of different buttons and dials of varying sizes, shapes and feel that can be used on their own or in combination with one another. At time of publication it can be set up to have 38 user-defined functions, correlating to software keyboard shortcuts. These functions can be set up differently for each piece of software you'd like to use Tourbox with. The software comes pre-loaded with shortcuts for Lightroom and Photoshop, but it's easy to change these and to set up new ones The TourBox Neo is a powerful, well-priced and well-designed editing controller that can, with a little practice, significantly speed up your editing workflow. What’s also noteworthy is that it can also improve your editing by more easily allowing finer adjustments to slider-based editing tools, particularly in Adobe Lightroom.