From the course: Learning Speedgrade CC 2014
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Colorist lingo: What is a secondary correction? - SpeedGrade Tutorial
From the course: Learning Speedgrade CC 2014
Colorist lingo: What is a secondary correction?
In this movie we're going to be talking about, secondary corrections and how to perform them in SpeedGrade? And I thought we'd start off with a little introduction as to the nomenclature, what is a secondary correction? And colorists call anything where you're isolating a section of the image and doing something to it, they tend to call that a secondary correction. It's usually what you do after you do your initial primary, balancing out the image and setting your contrast. It can be anything from applying a mask to pulling keys. And the result, the goal of a secondary correction is two fold. One, you're either fixing a very specific problem on a part of the image, not on the entire image. Or you're looking to achieve a very specific creative goal. We're going to be talking about in this chapter masks, which can be applied to both Primary Layers and Secondary Layers. We're also going to be talking about keying, hue, saturation, luminance, all three together or some combination, to…
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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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