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Duration: 52:28
Presented: June 20, 2012
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DESCRIPTION
There are two types of color adjustments: Color “correction” fixes problems, while color “grading” gives your images a specific look. This webinar examines how to fix problems with your images using color correction. In this session, master trainer Larry Jordan explains how to read the video scopes in Final Cut Pro X, how to use the Color Board to adjust the gray-scale contrast and color values of an image, and how to adjust skin tones to make your actors look great.
Apple changed just about everything when it comes to color correction in Final Cut Pro X — and they continue to add new features with each update. The power of the new Color Board provides significant control over contrast and color — provided you know how to use it. In this session, you’ll learn step-by-step techniques you can put to use immediately to improve the quality of your images.
In this video tutorial, you will learn:
Audience Level
This webinar is designed for video editors looking for ways to remove color casts, improve exposures, clean up skin tones, and improve the overall look of their images.
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