Early Test - Color Grading

This is a before and after of the original color correction test. Color correction was done inside of Premiere Pro.

**NOTE : This was done a long time ago... I don't find it very impressive now that I look back... but it was during my experimentation stage when I was trying to learn Premiere Pro.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Cinematograph
• Editing
• Computer
• NLE
• Color
• Correction
• Timing
• Video
• Intense
• Music
• Action
• Colin
• Worley

[globalkiteguide]

hello, what is the name of the track of the first track you used, thanks

[ColinWorley]

It's called "London" by The Crystal Method (from the Original Soundtrack of the movie 'London').

[tooo01]

This is color grading!!!!!!!!!!

[ColinWorley]

:) Yeah.

[xslimits]

On color correcting you will have to correct your iamge to the normal colours.. so if your video is to blue.. than you add a little bit of red and green to turn you image to normal colours...

But if you turn your image to a whole othe mood, ambient color than you're talking about colour grading- color grading is changing the mood of the video. Giving an other ambient.

[CariagaXIII]

agree

[jonnyfyy]

I guess what it shows is that color grading affects the feel of the video clip

[wapreab]

whats the diff?

[xslimits]

uhm this is not color correctiing, this is more color grading..

[edchaos2]

typically in broadcast situations.. color correcting is a way the videotape operator corrects the color on all videotape machines so that they all look correct during broadcast. e.g vcr#1 must match #2 and #3