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The exact same settings, the Color Corrector 3-way settings, that were on that other one, are now immediately applied without you having to do it to each and every clip and adjust the color correcting on every single clip. With the Mac, it's Apple+V and there it is. Then you would go to the next shot that might be too blue or not match, double-click on that and paste it. Once you set one clip and have that completely color balanced with the wide shots how you wanted it, you will come up here to the Filters, select it, highlight it and copy and paste essentially, which you would do by hitting the Apple+C on a Mac. They are about the same brightness and contrast and blueness, then, all you would have to do is go up here. Then try to balance it out to match the wide shot.Ī real easy tip on using that, is once you got it set for one, if it's consistently the same problem with, let's say, all of the close-ups are too blue, and they are the same level. You could go back, drag your Color Corrector filter into all of the close-up shots, only on your timeline, just like I showed you here, only those select shots that needed it. Well, that's where this would come in really handy. Then you notice that all the close-ups look too blue. The shots didn't match, when you got in here and you edited your program all together.
If you dragged it all the way down, it would be black and white.Ĭolor Correcting would come in handy, if perhaps you were using two cameras to shoot your project, or even if you just had one camera, but your close-up shots, your insert shots that you shot later, the color temperature, the light balancing was off. Finally, you can adjust the saturation by dragging this line up and really saturate the colors, that's way too much. You can also adjust the brightness and contrast. But you get the idea, you can drag this around on the color wheel and just monitor it over here on your canvas, until you just find the colors that's best for it. I will drag this just to an extreme, just so you can see it. Now watching over here in this window, in the canvas, I can manipulate the colors. If you see the tab, it says Color Corrector 3-way. I drag it into the clip and it appears up here in the viewer window. You can just change the RGB Balance, if you want, but I would like to use this 3-way. As we found it here, and then Color Corrector 3-way is what I would like to use, but you have several options you can use here. I would go down to Video Filters and look for Color Correction. So what I would do is go over to the Effects tab. But every now and then, even it happens to the best of us, we can't get it just right or there are little things we are not happy with, or the camera, it didn't look the same in the Viewfinder as it does, when we get it back into our editing program.
You should really try to light balance your camera and make sure that you are getting good lighting and colors there, when you are actually shooting your video. Now we will talk a little bit about color correcting. David Rotan: Hi! I am David Rotan, video production manager for.