Overview
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Learn how to color correct and color grade video—including raw and HDR footage—in Final Cut Pro X.
Syllabus
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Welcome
- In this course
- What you should know before watching this course
- Exercise files
- Using and customizing a color correction workspace
- Using the Waveform Monitor
- Using the RGB Parade
- Using the Vectorscope
- An overview of the Color Inspector
- An overview of color wheels
- An overview of curves
- Helpful shortcut keys for color correction
- Resetting and turning effects on and off
- New comparison view
- Fixing white balance
- Getting a properly toned image
- Adjusting saturation
- Color matching shots automatically
- Color matching shots manually
- Copying, pasting, and removing color correction effects
- Applying the Broadcast Safe effect
- Using auditions in color correction
- Using compound clips for multiple color adjustments
- Adjusting curves
- Hue/Saturation Curves, part 1
- Hue/Saturation Curves, part 2
- The role of secondary correction
- Creating a secondary color mask selection
- Creating a secondary shape mask selection
- Combining shape and color masks
- Applying creative looks with color correction presets
- Applying color stylistically with color wheels
- Applying color stylistically with Curves and Hue/Saturation Curves
- Applying camera and third-party LUTs
- Creating a filmic look
- Creating a bleach bypass look
- Creating an orange and teal look
- The Pleasantville look
- Creating a day for night shot
- Saving useful color correction presets
- Creating your own lookup tables (LUTs) in Photoshop
- Why shoot raw video?
- Working with a wide gamut library
- Working with HDR footage
- Sending a Final Cut Pro X project to Resolve
- Goodbye
