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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

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Color Correction - Secondaries Video Tutorial

Steve Hullfish | 10/29

Another example of how to use Secondary Color correction in Apple’s Color

Here is a video tutorial - one of a series based on my book “Color Correction for Video,” out in December from Focal Press - showing how to do secondary color correction on a typical image. This footage is from Artbeats. In it, I “qualify” (another term for “select”) the color of the baseball jerseys in the shot AND the color of the grass in the infield and change it without affecting the other colors in the footage.

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