…When working with a client, there's always that awful danger that they're going to…look at a rough cut and tell you that they don' t like it, because it…should have qualities or finishing that you know you intend to apply.…A classic problem is working with a lack of color work.…In particular, if you were using any kind of raw camera, the new Sony cameras,…the black magic, the red,…they often have a flattened color gamut and a flattened lumbar gamut,…just to make sure that in fact, you get detail in the highlights and shadows.…
It looks awful until you apply some kind of grading adjustment to it.…Now Permeable Pro will deal that raw medium really well.…And if you've got raw files like R3D, you can really often just right click and…go to source settings, and…you'll find you can at least apply some kind of match to maybe the ITU seven and…nine color or something like that to make it look a bit better for your clients.…Your grading artist won't want it.…You'll have to take it off again, but at least there will be something there for…
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9/15/2014In the previous installment of EPK Editing Workflows, Maxim Jago showed you how to ingest media and build a basic assembly edit from your favorite shots. Here you'll take that rough cut and fine-tune it using a number of industry-standard trimming techniques that work in just about every nonlinear editing system. You'll learn how to take your edited sequence from an assembly to a precise cut, with temporary effects and transitions that will help you nail down the final visual look of your video.
- Establishing the starting point
- Stripping out content from the assembly cut
- Editing quickly with keyboard shortcuts
- Advanced trimming techniques
- Trimming with the JKL technique
- Adding placeholder transitions and effects
- Achieving picture lock
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