Overview
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Learn how to use Photoshop to perform video editing tasks, such as lens correction, color grading, and more.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- What you can learn in this course
- What you should know before watching this course
- Exercise files
- Understanding resolution
- Understanding pixel aspect ratio
- Understanding image mode
- Understanding bit depth
- Creating a new Photoshop file to match your sequence settings
- The Power Place technique
- Adjusting a raw file
- Fixing exposure
- Fixing contrast
- Using Content-Aware Scale
- Sending an image to the nonlinear editor (NLE)
- Setting the canvas
- Placing the vector logo
- Working with raster logos
- Enhancing with styles
- Setting transparency
- Preparing a layered file for animation
- Adjusting blending modes
- Animating a logo with keyframes in Photoshop
- Animating a logo with keyframes in an NLE
- Animating a logo with keyframes in After Effects: Part 1
- Animating a logo with keyframes in After Effects: Part 2
- Understanding the Gradient Wipe effect
- Creating custom gradients
- Sending footage to Photoshop
- Fixing lens correction automatically
- Fine-tuning lens correction
- Fixing distortion with the Adaptive Wide Angle repair
- Rendering the video for the NLE
- Overview of the Actions panel
- Using the Video Actions set
- Secondary color correction
- Advanced secondary color correction
- Black and white conversion
- Using the Spot Color effect
- Generating a LUT with Photoshop
- Using Photoshop Filters on a video clip
- The Lens Blur effect in Photoshop
- Creating a depth matte with gradients
- Creating an advanced depth matte for footage
- The Lens Blur effect in After Effects
- Exploring similarities between interfaces
- Exploring matched presets
- Creating a new PSD Link
- Next steps
