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Making initial contrast and color adjustments

Making initial contrast and color adjustments: Learning Speedgrade CC 2014
Making initial contrast and color adjustments: Learning Speedgrade CC 2014

Join for an in-depth discussion in this video Making initial contrast and color adjustments, part of Learning Speedgrade CC 2014.

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Q: This course was updated on 12/20/2013. What changed?

A: This update covers the new features added to SpeedGrade 7.1. There are new movies covering the Direct Link workflow, which allows you to open Premiere Pro projects in SpeedGrade. Also covered are improvements to mask and layer linking, grading layers, and grading clips. We also revised several movies to reflect the impact Direct Link has on managing media, tracking, rendering, etc.

Q: This course was updated on 1/24/2014. What changed?

A: We added one new movie to address the changes in the 12/12/2013 update to Creative Cloud.

Q: Why am I getting the 'File Not Supported' error when reconnecting to the source files in Premiere Pro?

A: If you get the 'File Not Supported' error when reconnecting to the source files in Premiere Pro - this is a problem with the reconnect dialog in

Premiere Pro that Adobe has not yet fixed. Everything is fine with the media and the projects. To get around this 'bug':
 
1. Open the Premiere Pro project in Premiere.
 
2. During the reconnect dialog click Locate and navigate to Exercise files > Media and then to the sub-folder of media the dialog is asking for...
 
3. Here is the trick: You MUST actually select/highlight the first file that Premiere is asking for. The easiest thing is to click the 'display
exact name' button and then *actually click on the file* that matches the name.
 
*If you don't highlight the file*--navigating to the folder and *clicking ok without selecting the file will give you the 'file not supported' error
each and every time*. You must select the file that matches - Premiere is not smart enough to just figure out the folder contains the file.
 
This is not something that is unique to this training its just a little quirk of Premiere Pro currently.
  
After you select the first file all the other files should reconnect - assuming you have 'relink others automatically' selected.

Skills covered in this course
Color Correction Video SpeedGrade

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