Lighting in video footage isn't always uniform. Using secondary color corrections in Premiere is the way to combat that.

In this lesson you will learn how to easily create your own custom Look Up Tables (LUTs) in Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro.

Learn more about the tools you can use for accurate color correction inside of Adobe's Premiere editor.

Adobe Premiere has built-in tools feature enough power to color correct your video footage with no other plug-ins or apps. In this lesson, you'll learn about...

Learn more about applying color corrections to your raw video footage using Adobe Premiere.

When you've color corrected video footage in DaVinci Resolve, you need to export the clips to your editor. Find out how to do that in this short video.

In this video from my course on color correction with DaVinci Resolve, you'll learn how to make minor color adjustments to your video clips.

In this video, you will learn how to copy a color matching adjustment from one clip and apply it to other clips in DaVinci Resolve.

In this video from my course "Automatic Color Correction With DaVinci Resolve", you will learn how to select your clip and use the color match feature.

When should you color correct your video? In this short video tutorial, you will learn when to color correct your video for maximum efficiency.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Adobe After Effects to color correct drone video footage that has been filmed in a flat picture profile.

Learn the magic combination of sliders and settings in Adobe Lightroom to take your images back in time.