The architecture of Media Composer allows it to work with HDR footage, high frame rates and screen resolutions up to 8K. Media Composer isn't a platform that's isolated to editing and then forces the user to hop into another program to run the gamut of post-production tasks. Media Composer contains a strong built-in chroma keyer, tracking, titling options and a plug-in suite of effects with Boris Continuum Complete. One of Media Composer's most powerful features is its color correction tools, which are fully compatible with Avid's very own control surfaces. The fact that Avid has its own hardware to enhance the software means that the peripherals are reliable. Media Composer editors don't need to waste time trying to integrate third party products into their edit bay. The hardware works hand-in-hand with the software, so the editor can spend their time on the footage instead of the system.