Color Correction

The editors and experts at Videomaker have created this DVD to introduce you to the video editing software, and techniques you need to know to edit like a professional including tips for creating video titles, and how to adjust color when editing.

Jennifer shows you how to create a magic wand effect using special effects and video green screen background software.

Ever want to enhance a washed-out sky or push the color on a less-than-vibrant hill of grass? How did they do that black-and-white/color effect in Sin City or Pleasantville?

A few simple steps can save an improperly-shot scene or improve one that is less than brilliant.

From rough cut to finished product, you want to deliver the goods as cleanly as possible. Here are the Seven Steps to Creating an Excellent Polished Work.

Color, The New Frontier

Colorista Correction

Think of your fondest memories: the orange setting sun on your vacation, the green cactus and red earth on your last desert hike, the blue of a loved one's eyes.

To celebrate 100 years of color imaging, from hand painted frames to video formats, let's take a closer look at what color means to video producers in post.

Whether you're making movies, or corporate videos, in a virtual production world, having the right video effects are nowadays as important as acquiring that Big Name actor once was.

Your color creation palette is limited only to the imagination when you understand how to use the simple video filters in your editing software.

Simple tweaking of the video signal can make a big difference in the quality of your video image

Post-production tips and tricks to make your video look like film.

Digital-video tools built into today's editing computers allow videographers to manipulate on-screen color.

Use color as a creative tool, either while you shoot or in post-production, to create unique moods and effects.

Applying electronic filters in post-production can cure many of your footage's ailments.

Lighting to achieve a certain mood is easy if you work with three basic elements: key, contrast and color.

Controlling video brightness in your editing system.