
Tour the color correction features in Premiere Pro, highlighting the luminary color effect and improved scopes from speed grade, and demonstrate using f effects and speed grade workflows.
Learn to fix bad color balance by using a gray reference, not white, and apply limited color with RGB curves or color wheels guided by the vector scope.
Advanced vector scope color correction teaches balancing a red-dominant scene using the vector scope, cropping to a white-gray swatch, and adjusting RG curves to shift toward gray.
Explore color correction in Premiere Pro using luma correction with waveform, identifying bright areas above 100 IRE from lights and windows, and adjusting for wall and sweater contrasts in scenes.
Fix luma first to address color cast, temporarily remove color effects, adjust highlights and contrast, and balance brightness before applying color corrections in Premiere Pro.
Master color temperature in Premiere Pro by understanding Kelvin scales, warm vs cold lighting, and using a gray card to set white balance on set and in post.
Explore the Farnsworth 100 hue color vision test and other color acuity tests to assess your color vision, identify strengths and weaknesses, and understand hue matching through interactive drag-and-drop tasks.
Demonstrates a practical three-point interview lighting setup and how to manage luma and exposure to improve color correction in Premiere Pro.
Learn to add color richness in premiere pro using secondary color correction, sample grape colors with the eyedropper, and selectively boost purple saturation while isolating the grapes with masks.
Learn to fix a scene’s color in Premiere Pro using the HSL secondary color, select yellow with the eyedropper, and adjust luma to reduce intensity.
Learn to create and refine masks in Premiere Pro using the pen tool and luma curves to selectively darken a scene, invert masks to protect subjects, and feather edges.
Learn how to change colors in a scene with the paint bucket effect in Premiere Pro, using masks, color selection by object, and applying color changes.
Master HSL secondary color correction to isolate a targeted area with masks, eyedropper selection, and saturation adjustments, then invert and desaturate the rest using masks and curves.
I would like to welcome you to this course where we will take an indepth look at color correction in Premiere Pro
In this 5 part course we'll start with a tour of the color correction features and the correct workflow and then we'll move on to primary color correction, advanced vector scope color correction and how to fix bad colormbalance in a footage, how to fix overexposed and underexposed clips, how to fix color shift in a shot, we'll take a look at the Lumetri color panel and the color wheels, we'll see how to apply different looks to a footage, and then we'll move on to vignettes and secondary color correction
By the end of this course you will know everything about primary and secondary color correction inside Premiere Pro and so much more!