Basic Color Correction Tutorial
In this tutorial, we will be covering some basic color correction techniques in Adobe After Effects when working with washed out footage.
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Rutger
11:42 AM on February 19, 2010
Hey there! Once again a pretty nice tutorial but there's one little problem; your cursor is laggy... Guess that is just you recording-program but just mentioning it.
Anyway, cool tutorial so thanks
Anyway, cool tutorial so thanks
Koby says...
Thanks,
Great trick !
However, I have a question... Instead of making solids with the exact color of your footage, and mask each solid individualy, can you just take the footage itself, duplicate it above and give it the same "Color Burn" blending mode...?
I suppose that you could in theory. However, sometimes, you aren't going to have to color correct your whole clip. Sometimes a wall, or the sky, or just the ground is the only thing that needs color correction. Remember, these tutorials are only supposed to be the starting point. Experimenting like you just suggested is important if you want to heighten your skills and creativity to their peaks. Keep up the great work and hope to see your work in the future!
Levi Borland
LFP-Industries
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Koby
12:24 PM on June 22, 2009
Thanks,
Great trick !
However, I have a question... Instead of making solids with the exact color of your footage, and mask each solid individualy, can you just take the footage itself, duplicate it above and give it the same "Color Burn" blending mode...?
Great trick !
However, I have a question... Instead of making solids with the exact color of your footage, and mask each solid individualy, can you just take the footage itself, duplicate it above and give it the same "Color Burn" blending mode...?
José Carlos says...
Thanks,
Very usufull!!!
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