April 2012
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1h 34m
English
Overview
Noah Kadner has answered thousands of Final Cut Pro-related questions during his years spent as a forum leader in film and TV production message boards like 2-pop.com, CreativeCOW and DVXuser.com. He’s also spent years as an Apple Certified Pro instructor in Final Cut Studio and as a systems integrator and private consultant for 24p production and editing in Hollywood. In this video, Noah teams up with expert colorist Stuart Ferreyra to bring you his knowledge and experience in color correction. While the examples used throughout are based on Apple's Color, the video features easy to understand, real-world color correction techniques that can be applied to any program. Topics covered in detail include: Workflow with Final Cut Pro Equipment Shopping Lists Primary and Secondary Correction High Definition Formats Interface Overview Vignettes Geometry and User Shapes Still Store Secrets Render Management History of Color Correction Motion Tracking and much more.
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