From the course: Learning Speedgrade CC 2014
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Grading layers and grading clips - SpeedGrade Tutorial
From the course: Learning Speedgrade CC 2014
Grading layers and grading clips
In this movie we're going to start by opening up 0603P grading clips, which picks us up where we left off on this correction to Chris Jane. And if you remember, I want to remove the correction we've done here on this window and separate out from the rest of the grade. On the assumption I may just want to copy this window grade to other shots without copying across these bottom four layers which are specific to this medium close-up. I'm also going to need to clean up all this layer linking since to my mind, it's pretty disorganized, and if someone needs to pick up my work, I want to give them a nice, neat, tidy project. So first, let's clean up this layer linking. The problem as I see it, layer one is what I call the master mask layer. But that mask data is being ignored as shown by this icon being highlighted. In fact, this shape was create specifically for the vignette which is on layer three. And layer one is our initial contrast adjustment. Layer two is an overall color balance…
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Colorist lingo: What is a secondary correction?2m 9s
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Colorist lingo: The vignette1m 42s
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Using masks5m 23s
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Mask linking5m 41s
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Maks and layer linking2m 30s
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Grading layers and grading clips5m 29s
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Tracking masks and using the keyframing controls8m 15s
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Understanding the secondary layer8m 16s
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Pulling HSL keys and limiting with masks4m 38s
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