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Canon 5D MKII Cut / Color / Compress Tutorial

Final Cut Prose Episode 4 - Cut Color Compress 5dmarkii footage from Peter Salvia on Vimeo.

Editor Peter Salvia has been posting a series of video tutorials on editing with Final Cut Studio. The following is an all-in-one tutorial on cutting Canon 5D MKII footage, color correcting and grading it in Apple Color, and exporting for the web with Compressor. If you are just getting started with Color, this tutorial should get you up and running quickly. It’s a good, quick overview of common functions and workarounds you’ll run into. Check out the video tutorial below.

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I guess Vimeo won’t let you embed the HD version here?

Posted by Mark Spencer  on  05/18  at  02:36 PM

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Owner disabled HD embedding.

Posted by Matt Jeppsen  on  05/18  at  02:43 PM

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