- HOW TO USE ADOBE SPEEDGRADE WITH PREMIERE PRO HOW TO
- HOW TO USE ADOBE SPEEDGRADE WITH PREMIERE PRO PRO
HOW TO USE ADOBE SPEEDGRADE WITH PREMIERE PRO HOW TO
If you’re looking for a way to give you footage a quick ‘cinematic look’, then this Speedgrade CC tutorial will show you how to do just that, in under 10 minutes flat. If you want a much more comprehensive walk through of Speedgrade CC and it’s workflow then this 20 minute seminar from world wide evangelist Joost van der Hoeven will tell you all you need to know. This short video from Adobe’s announcement at NAB 2014 provides a quick overview of all the new features. Check out the rest of the free previews further down this post!Īs Adobe updates all of their apps on a regular basis, its tricky to keep pace with all the latest features.
You can check out the official Tangent Element site here. The free preview video from a 5 hour Speedgrade training course by Patrick Inhofer (from color grading subscription site Mixing Light) might be a sensible next step to truly master the application.
Now that you’re all inspired about using Speedgrade you might want to learn how to use a Tangent Element Control Surface, as used by Thomas in the video above. If you want to put in the time you could achieve something similar in Davinci, but in SpeedGrade it is faster and the luma and colorometry look sharper and crisper.” “SpeedGrade is very precise and gives me nine different areas of adjustment to the overall image-and that’s before we even get into masks and secondary color corrections! We can go into the highlights and blacks and change the gammas or increase contrast in the middle, giving us even more control over the clarity of the image and colors.
HOW TO USE ADOBE SPEEDGRADE WITH PREMIERE PRO PRO
Eric Philpott has a great interview with Thomas over on Pro Video Coalition, with plenty more inspiring stills from their work. Silbersalz’s commercial work is pretty stunning, and it’s amazing to think it was all achieved inside Speedgrade CC – the very same application possibly currently sitting on your desktop. Have you downloaded it but not yet used it yet? In need of some inspiration for what you can achieve in Speedgrade CC? Check out the video above featuring German director/colorist Thomas Bergmann – who runs the boutique film studio Silbersalz. If you’re are an Adobe Creative Cloud subscriber then you currently have access to Speedgrade CC, a color grading application that is a key part of the Adobe post production suite. Make the most of Adobe Speedgrade CC by incorporating its color correction and grading capabilities into your post production workflow.
0 kommentar(er)
