Premiere Pro Guru: Fixing Video Exposure Problems
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Richard Harrington via LinkedIn Learning
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- 3-4 hours worth of material
- LinkedIn Learning
- English
Course Overview
You can fix color, tone, and exposure issues in video using Premiere Pro. Learn how to improve your video footage using effects, masks, adjustments, and more.
Course Circullum
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- Set up a Color Correction workspace
- Using the Waveform Monitor
- Using the Vectorscope
- Using the RGB Parade
- Toggling an effect to compare
- Using adjustment layers
- Adding masks
- Applying an Input LUT
- Fixing your white balance
- Getting a properly toned image
- Restoring the correct saturation
- Saving basic corrections as an Input LUT
- Applying a Creative Look
- Adjusting filmic qualities
- Sharpening your video
- Adjusting color stylistically
- Saving creative corrections as a Look
- What is a curve?
- Using RGB curves
- Using Hue Saturation Curves
- Balancing color with color wheels
- The role of secondary correction
- Creating a selection for secondary correction
- Refining a selection to avoid jitter
- Copying, pasting, and removing attributes
- Creating presets
- Managing Looks and LUTs
- The Levels effect
- Relighting a scene with the Lighting Effects effect
- Stabilizing exposure with the Color Stabilizer effect in After Effects
- The Change Color effect and Change to Color effect
- Neutralizing color with the CC Color Neutralizer in After Effects
- Removing grain with After Effects
- Using Red Giant Denoiser
- Using Neat Video
- When to keyframe an effect
- Adding keyframes
- Smoothing keyframe transitions with handles
- Fixing overexposed footage
- Fixing underexposed footage
- Adding a stylized vignette or border
- Adding contrast with a black-and-white effect
- Why shoot raw video?
- Working with a .R3D file
- Working with a DPX sequence
- Why legalize?
- Using the Video Limiter effect
- Goodbye
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This Course Include:
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- Set up a Color Correction workspace
- Using the Waveform Monitor
- Using the Vectorscope
- Using the RGB Parade
- Toggling an effect to compare
- Using adjustment layers
- Adding masks
- Applying an Input LUT
- Fixing your white balance
- Getting a properly toned image
- Restoring the correct saturation
- Saving basic corrections as an Input LUT
- Applying a Creative Look
- Adjusting filmic qualities
- Sharpening your video
- Adjusting color stylistically
- Saving creative corrections as a Look
- What is a curve?
- Using RGB curves
- Using Hue Saturation Curves
- Balancing color with color wheels
- The role of secondary correction
- Creating a selection for secondary correction
- Refining a selection to avoid jitter
- Copying, pasting, and removing attributes
- Creating presets
- Managing Looks and LUTs
- The Levels effect
- Relighting a scene with the Lighting Effects effect
- Stabilizing exposure with the Color Stabilizer effect in After Effects
- The Change Color effect and Change to Color effect
- Neutralizing color with the CC Color Neutralizer in After Effects
- Removing grain with After Effects
- Using Red Giant Denoiser
- Using Neat Video
- When to keyframe an effect
- Adding keyframes
- Smoothing keyframe transitions with handles
- Fixing overexposed footage
- Fixing underexposed footage
- Adding a stylized vignette or border
- Adding contrast with a black-and-white effect
- Why shoot raw video?
- Working with a .R3D file
- Working with a DPX sequence
- Why legalize?
- Using the Video Limiter effect
- Goodbye
- Provider:LinkedIn Learning
- Certificate:Certificate Available
- Language:English
- Duration:3-4 hours worth of material
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