The Fast Color Corrector effect

1. Drag writers 3.avi to the sequence to the right of the previous clip.
2. Choose Video Effects > Color Correction and apply the Fast Color Corrector effect to the writers 3.avi clip.
3. Click the Balance Magnitude control point in the middle of the color wheel and drag it a little toward yellow.
4. Notice how the blue cast to the clip is now gone. Select the Show Split View option to see the difference.
I think the difference is slight.
5. Adjust the amount of color correction by increasing Balance Magnitude to about 15 and the Balance Angle to -140. This shifts the tone a little toward yellow to better match the writers 2 clip.
6. Change the Saturation parameter to about 83 to make the colors a bit less intense.
7. Slide the midtone input level to about 1.6 to lighten the midtones.
8. Play the 2 clips and they now match much better than before.
9. Choose Window > Workspace > Color Correction
10. Click the Reference Monitor panel menu and choose All Scopes (The shortcut for it is ~).
while I was looking for my Reference Monitor panel, I lost time units and time code in the  timeline panel. All things went a mess.
Even when I reopened the project, I couldn't make the settings right.



tidal shift
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