Editing Tip: Working With Bad Footage
Jackson Wong - December 20th, 2011
Jackson Wong - December 20th, 2011
Hi everybody,
i'm new here as in videomaker's world too.
My name is Matteo and i come from a weird country from Eeurope...too weird to put the name here...anyway, i've just signed a new account here cause i need to get different confrontation with different and various point of views.
First of all, i'd like to show you the last one, a viral made for an italian shirt's brand.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx63BQc-RVY
Shots were made with a Canon XHA1s + SgBlade + Nikon 50mm 1:1,8f. This is the configuration i use to apply on all of my productions.
Between Apple Color and Magic Bullet Looks, lot's of editors are confusing Color Grading with Color Correction. The difference is; CG is a visual enhancement and CC is an adjustment for accuracy. So the 'Neo Green' from the "Matrix" and the 'Sepia Wash' prevalent in "Saving Private Ryan" are color grading choices for artistic enhancement of those films.
I was going to make a basic color card for some simple color correction in video. I was thinking about just cutting a piece of poster board about 4"x11" then taking some card stock and making a white/grey/black area with my printer and glue it on. Are there any better recommendations? I'm guessing I want to stay away from anything glossy to avoid glare. This is for very low budget tech videos, some of it will be inside with lighting some of it will be outside.
I have sony vegas movie studio platinum edition and i need to correct the white balance in some film that i shot. Can anyone please explain in detial how to do this on Vegas.
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