Shooting your footage properly is only the the beginning of the day-for-night process. Using simple editing techniques, we take uncorrected day-for-night footage and finish the look in post production using simple techniques. Plus we show you how to fix some of the common errors encountered in day- for-night footage.
Luis Maymi - May 12th, 2013
Technicolor announced the latest version of Color Assist, a video color correction and grading software package. Key improvements of version 1.5 include compatibility with Adobe After Effects and support AVCHD video and still images.
Jordan Claverie - Tue, 02/26/2013 - 9:04am
Jackson Wong - January 09th, 2013
Videomaker awards Technicolor a Spotlight Award for CineStyle Color Assist!
mhageman - Mon, 11/26/2012 - 9:44am
The technique of shooting outdoor night scenes in broad daylight has been around since the early days of film. It is commonly called Day for Night (DFN), and you can spot it in films like It's a Wonderful Life, Planet of the Apes and Jaws; documentaries like The Creation of the Universe; and, of course, the French film, Day for Night. At times, the effect is obvious; at others, it is not.
Ever wonder how amazing backgrounds are inserted behind characters? This video will show you how to composite video so your characters can seamlessly move in front of these images.
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