Lessons:19Length:2.4 hours
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4.2 Grading A Sequence
When you use colour grading to match a sequence, you can enhance the storytelling. This lesson shows how to blend in a mismatched shot, to make a sequence flow.
1.Welcome
1.1Introduction To Colour Grading04:19
1.1
Introduction To Colour Grading
04:19
2.Working With Contrast
2.1Setting Contrast Levels07:53
2.1
Setting Contrast Levels
07:53
2.2Controlling Contrast Levels07:11
2.2
Controlling Contrast Levels
07:11
2.3Matching Sequence Colour06:44
2.3
Matching Sequence Colour
06:44
2.4Highlights and Shadows10:08
2.4
Highlights and Shadows
10:08
2.5Advanced Tone Control04:02
2.5
Advanced Tone Control
04:02
2.6Controlling Colour With Curves05:47
2.6
Controlling Colour With Curves
05:47
3.Correcting Problems
3.1Correcting High Contrast09:05
3.1
Correcting High Contrast
09:05
3.2Correcting Low Contrast10:49
3.2
Correcting Low Contrast
10:49
3.3Working With Hue and Saturation12:12
3.3
Working With Hue and Saturation
12:12
4.Creative Colour Work
4.1Creative Colour Grading08:31
4.1
Creative Colour Grading
08:31
4.2Grading A Sequence09:24
4.2
Grading A Sequence
09:24
4.3Film Colour Experiments06:03
4.3
Film Colour Experiments
06:03
4.4Controlling Light Directly08:19
4.4
Controlling Light Directly
08:19
5.Secondary Colour Correction
5.1Secondary Colour Selection06:25
5.1
Secondary Colour Selection
06:25
5.2Advanced Secondary Selection08:49
5.2
Advanced Secondary Selection
08:49
5.3Correcting Mistakes With Secondaries07:58
5.3
Correcting Mistakes With Secondaries
07:58
5.4Changing Colour Casts With Secondaries04:31
5.4
Changing Colour Casts With Secondaries
04:31
6.Conclusion
6.1The Art of Grading06:03
6.1
The Art of Grading
06:03
