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To watch the original video on YouTube click on this link: youtu.be/ZEBowgHawAg In this episode, how to do basic color correction with the three way color corrector inside Adobe Premiere Pro

To watch the original video on YouTube click on this link : youtu.be/76TmkYqzYs0 In this episode, How to use the Fast Colour Correction Plug-in in Adobe Premiere Pro

To watch the original video on YouTube click on this link : youtu.be/Yk3k_vwajBU In this episode, I will show you how to create a title sequence using the track matte effect and light leaks footage in Adobe Premiere Pro CC.

To watch the original video on YouTube click on this link : youtu.be/eiT8CIJYyiA Subscribe to this channel to see other videos: vid.io/xqjj Sign up to our blog newsletter to get the source files for this episode at make-your-media.com/free-registration/ In this episode,I will show you how to color correct 4K ProRes footage shot on the the Black Magic Production Camera. SUBSCRIBE FOR OTHER VIDEO TIPS AND TUTORIALS : ========================================­==== youtube.com/subscription_center?gl=CA&hl=en&add_user=MakeYourMedia GET ALL THE PODCAST SOURCE FILES (FOR FREE): ========================================­==== make-your-media.com/free-registration/ BUY OUR PREMIERE COURSE: ========================= make-your-media.com/premiere-video-editing-courses/editing-the-weekly-show-intro/ Help us caption & translate this video! amara.org/v/ErGQ/

full video raw there will be color correction and the title at the end will be shorter on the final version.

Filmed: 2009 Position: Editor Scene 19 from the pilot episode of the unreleased series "Cyber Gear." Audio, color correction, and FX work were never completed.

Filmed: 2009 Position: Editor Scene 9 from the pilot episode of the unreleased series "Cyber Gear." Audio, color correction, and FX work were never completed.

DJ Spot - Summertime (Beatmaker video #1) Camera & Edited by FD Video (Evgeniy Fedotov & DJ Spot) Produce, scratch, Mix, Mastering by DJ Spot Camera: Canon 600d Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Зенитар 16mm/2.8 (Zenitar 16mm/2.8) Юпитер 9 85mm/2 (Jupiter 9 85mm/2) Firmware: Magic Lantern v2.3 NEXT Picture Styles: CineLook v.2.0 Cinema Picture Style Edited: Sony Vegas 12 Color Correction: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 Red Giant Magic Bullet Looks DJ Spot http://www.djspot.ru http://djspotblog.blogspot.com/ http://soundcloud.com/djspot https://twitter.com/djspot http://www.facebook.com/DjSp0t http://vkontakte.ru/djspot1 FG Video http://vk.com/fgvdo http://www.youtube.com/user/fgvdo Thanks for all the support throughout the last weeks, we really appreciate all the ratings, comments & feedback in general.

“Alone With Patty” is a short film that was shot on March 27th, 2012. We were asked to speak at an Art Gallery (Art4Vision (http://www.art4vision.org), a local gallery in Fort Lauderdale Florida and show some of our work. But we didn’t want to show anything old, so were challenge to make a film in just a few days. As we looked at our schedule we realized we only actually had one day to make the film. So “Alone With Patty” was shot in 6 hours. From 8pm-2am on Tuesday The film stars Josiah Sampson (William) and Christal Mancari (Patty) and is about the worst five days in Williams life. It is an indie art house film which awkwardly and comedically reveals the rise and fall of a perfect relationship. Music: Music is such an important part in the process for us. And we are so thankful to be surrounded by really talented artists here in Fort Lauderdale. Josiah Sampson (of the indie rock band Kids, www.longlivedthekids.com) scored the film and provide one of his original song “Exist” to be used in the main montage of the film. Ryan Alexander (of Civilian www.facebook.com/civiliansounds) also release his song “Nothing You Want To Wake Up Next To” to be in the film as well. Nerd Talk: The film was shot on two Canon EOS 7D with all natural light, and the post was done on an Apple Workflow. Canon EOS 7D 50mm 1.8 Editing and Color Correction in Final Cut Pro 7 (the real Final Cut) SmallHD DP1x Zoom H4n Sennheiser ME67 Long Shotgun Mic Score was recorded, mixed, and mastered in Logic Pro 9 WEB: c-istudios.com TWITTER: twitter.com/c_istudios FACEBOOK: facebook.com/cistudios EMAIL: contact@c-istudios.com

Filmed this on a broken bolex. The plate that holds the lens broke and the f-stop was jammed into that one position, hence why the frame shakes and it is dark. Thank god for gamma and color correction. I was able to salvage it though, I thought it was going to turn out a whole lot worse from what I saw of the raw footage. You might also notice that this is one of the films I've made that have the changed name of my company. I decided to go with something a little less foolish in title.

Photoshop - Complete Portrait Retouching: This video is a sumup of all the techniques that you must atleast require to edit and produce a nice looking image.As in this video i Just go over to all the steps from color correction to blur effect to create a kind of crispy and interesting image enjoy the tutorial.Happy learnning

Download Source File: http://VideoCreative.org/sci-fi-gas-refinery-scene.html In this 3 part tutorial, we’ll take a look at compositing this “Sci-Fi Gas Refinery”. The shot is completely CG and contains no live footage elements. Using photographic layers, 3D renders and effects, we will explore the process of compositing the shot to read as live footage. Techniques include; color correction, blur effects, layer-blending, matting, RPF channel extraction, camera parallax and atmospherics, just to name a few… Although not included in the video tutorial, the source files even contain chromatic aberration and optical distortion, for added realism. The source files also contain all of the rendered 3D layers needed for the composite, which allow you to experiment using your own creativity and imagination… Enjoy.

Download Source File: http://VideoCreative.org/sci-fi-gas-refinery-scene.html In this 3 part tutorial, we’ll take a look at compositing this “Sci-Fi Gas Refinery”. The shot is completely CG and contains no live footage elements. Using photographic layers, 3D renders and effects, we will explore the process of compositing the shot to read as live footage. Techniques include; color correction, blur effects, layer-blending, matting, RPF channel extraction, camera parallax and atmospherics, just to name a few… Although not included in the video tutorial, the source files even contain chromatic aberration and optical distortion, for added realism. The source files also contain all of the rendered 3D layers needed for the composite, which allow you to experiment using your own creativity and imagination… Enjoy.

Download Source File: http://VideoCreative.org/sci-fi-gas-refinery-scene.html In this 3 part tutorial, we’ll take a look at compositing this “Sci-Fi Gas Refinery”. The shot is completely CG and contains no live footage elements. Using photographic layers, 3D renders and effects, we will explore the process of compositing the shot to read as live footage. Techniques include; color correction, blur effects, layer-blending, matting, RPF channel extraction, camera parallax and atmospherics, just to name a few… Although not included in the video tutorial, the source files even contain chromatic aberration and optical distortion, for added realism. The source files also contain all of the rendered 3D layers needed for the composite, which allow you to experiment using your own creativity and imagination… Enjoy.

No real audio work or color correction. First rough cut!

Rough Cut of short film The Cathedral, without sound mixing, soundtrack and color correction.

ROUGH EDIT! NO COLOR CORRECTION YET WE STILL DON'T HAVE A TITLE!!!

Still in need of color correction, sound mixing, and final graphics/titles.

The first music video for the talented cellist, Maya Beiser, is finally online. I directed, edited and created advanced color correction for her cover of 'Kashmir' by Led Zeppelin. I endowed the performance as a symbolic ritual, mixing organic elements with a spiritual sensibility. gregorydemaria.com weareresident.com

Re-upload of The Job 3: Judgment Day opening. I changed the gun sound effect, fixed a transition, turned the contrast up, turned down the saturation, did some color correction, and made it "anamorphic widescreen" to give it more of a film look. Not 100% where I want it yet but it is getting there.

Watch the "Forwards" version at http://SleepBetter.org -- Get the Song! iTunes: http://bit.ly/favpillow or at http://rhettandlink.com/music -- CREDITS: Directed & Produced by Rhett & Link Cinematography and Color Correction by Barrett Phillips Edited by Derrick Green and Link Neal Words and Music to "My Favorite Pillow" by Rhett & Link Production Assistance from Karl Kross, Derrick Green, and Brad Gibson Special Thanks to Pete Kenny and students from Campbell University! Agency: Hodges Partnership -- Like! http://facebook.com/rhettandlink Distributed by Tubemogul.

Watch the "Forwards" version at http://SleepBetter.org -- Get the Song! iTunes: http://bit.ly/favpillow or at http://rhettandlink.com/music -- CREDITS: Directed & Produced by Rhett & Link Cinematography and Color Correction by Barrett Phillips Edited by Derrick Green and Link Neal Words and Music to "My Favorite Pillow" by Rhett & Link Production Assistance from Karl Kross, Derrick Green, and Brad Gibson Special Thanks to Pete Kenny and students from Campbell University! Agency: Hodges Partnership -- Like! http://facebook.com/rhettandlink Distributed by Tubemogul.

Video Production for: Own A Car Name: Pass the Rest Description: For this spot we spent a lot of time researching different car commercials and chase scenes. We shot much of the footage from outside the top of Blake's H3. We had our Vinten Vision 10 setup hanging out the moonroof being held in place with a few c-stand arms and gobo heads. We also had our Sony Z1U HDV camera similarly shooting video from the front grille of the car. We shot everything else with our RED One camera with Arri Zeiss standard speed prime lenses. We had a 16mm, 35mm, 50mm and an 85mm I believe. The cars were hard to navigate through because not only the Chrysler 300 but the H3 had to slide in front of the car we just passed so they had to hit their brakes pretty hard. We had to do a few process shots and a lot of editing to make this right including color correction and sound effects. We used After Effects and Apple Motion to take stills that we shot of the car's rear bumper and make it look like we actually mounted the camera to the bumper which would've been almost impossible without modifying the car. We edited in other driving footage to make it look like the car was moving, color corrected them to match, rotoscoped a few things and shook the footage a little in post to give it that feel. We also had to do a lot of stabilizing, tracking and corner pinning to get the first graphic in on top of the LCD in the first shot of the 300's navigation system. We have even better solutions for that type of situation including Syntheyes, PFTrack and some other programs.

Another video we did with Christian Strickland as Director and Greg Amaro as Director of Photography. Features up and coming artist Nicci Nix. BLARE Media edited the music video and did all of the color correction and any of the animation. We shot this in Fresno California and utilized a lot of professional and high end gear including a full grip and lighting truck. We used HMI's, a Matthews Dolly and jib and of course our RED One Camera.

In this week's show, Photo Grafix University Instructor Eric Basir shares some insight about photo retouching work-flow. Includes some useful techniques for color correction and making a picture more pleasing to the eye.

A short documentary I filmed for school. I got an A- on it. All footage Was shot by My wife, Lt. M. Stussy or myself. I also did all of the editing, color correction and sound editing. Please leave comments and suggestions so I can continue to improve my skills and make this video the best it can be.

An epic snowday in Atlanta, Georgia that we just had to capture on camera. Shot all on a Canon 7D with natural light and a bit of color correction in Final Cut Pro. pointclickshoot.com

This is a video tutorial for Adobe Photoshop CS4 provided by CQuinnDesign.com, this video features Photoshop CS4 Tutorial -Color Correction and will walk you through step-by-step on how to achieve this setting. Visit our site for more information.

Instructor Richard Harrington shows you how to adjust brightness, contrast and exposure with levels in Photoshop CS4. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Instructor Richard Harrington shows you how to use the levels adjustment on a per-channel basis for color correction tool in Photoshop CS4. Distributed by Tubemogul.

A music Video I shot in one day at the Whiteman airport in the valley. Color correction at Riot!, Car by 310 motors, Cameo by Tiny Lister Jr (Batman Dark knight) and DC-10 plane by some crazy pilots.

In this Final Cut tutorial from CreativeCOW.net, Richard Harrington takes a look at keyframing the three way color corrector in FCP. This is part of a video tutorial series available at www.creativecow.net

For a MORE FREE Hair Coloring Techniques and Hair Color Correction, SUBSCRIBE to our newsletter and get access to the whole FREE series HERE: http://www.scissorboy.com . . Hair Coloring is a something that a lot of people attempt themselves, and quite often the results are not as expected. Then they freak out and demand a Hair Color Correction immediately from their stylists. Worse yet, some try and correct the hair color themselves and make it even worse. Here are some hair color correction techniques for fixing a home coloring disaster. But first and foremost, when this happens, leave the Hair Color Correction to the pros and your stylist! If you have made one of the most common mistakes made by people who color their hair at home is to make the problem worse by applying the wrong color to correct the hair color and their first mistake. For example: Have you ever colored your hair and ended up with a color that is too red or brassy? The hair color correction problem that many do is that people try to...

"Causes in Common Part 2" was a first attempt at color correction with the help of colleagues who were more familiar with the process. All three stories in this segment had some striking observations that a layman could understand and relate to. From Miriam Leung's observations on the cultural shifts towards parenting to Sujatha Jesudason's recounting of a nightmarish, yet feasible vision of the future.

Color Correction Tests

Color Correction Tests

Color Correction Tests

Color Correction Tests

Color Correction Tests

color correction, added shot, music exacter

Color Correction Test

0316 Camera Raw color correction

Fine cut. No music, credits or color correction. Missing motion title for Nokolunga. Some subtitles may be too long for available footage, e.g., Bonani's sequence at the end that's in Zulu.

2nd cut (color correction + sfx) old titel: Integration

just testing some color correction on the video clips to see how it looks.

Music: Do Make Say Think; Photography and Editing by Andrew Musch; Compositing and color correction by Ryan J Quinlan

That's the Thief (print, no audio) - The Stunt People This is the physical film cut from the 16mm footage. No sound, and no color correction. Looks like crap huh!

Color correcting scene with both extreme light and dark area, and using color correction on the image will either make the dark too dark and the light too light.

My fifth Photoshop CS3 tutorial. In this video, I'll show you some more precise color correction methods and explain a little bit about the dodge, burn and sponge tools. Those of you who already know your way around Photoshop should probably not waste your time watching this video. It's meant for beginners. Concepts covered: color corrections, dodge tool, burn tool, sponge tool There are two issues with this video everyone should be aware of: First, my screencasting software glitched and recorded my cursor as Vista's busy cursor, so you won't be able to see some of the actual cursors I'm using. Second, I reference a book that I never actually mentioned in the video, so you'll probably wonder what I'm talking about. More info on the book here: http://www.peachpit.com/store/product.aspx?isbn=0321124014 This video is my copyrighted property, but you're free to share it. Just be a decent human being and credit me if you spread it around.