Edited by joca, 05 January 2012 - 10:57 PM.
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Colour Correction
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, Jan 05 2012 10:53 PM
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Posted 05 January 2012 - 10:53 PM
In videowave there is a colour adjuster manual or auto with sliders + or - apart from the obvious just what does this function achieve and how do you use it. I often look at it but I am slightly dubious of trying it because (1) I don't know what it does and (2) I don't want to spoil my production.
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Posted 06 January 2012 - 02:31 AM
Try it out for yourself on a small temporary production. That way you will get first-hand results without spoiling your other production.
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Wait until you've finished your production before you start tinkering with other things.
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Download and read the Creator 2011 Manual, from HERE.
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Wait until you've finished your production before you start tinkering with other things.
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Download and read the Creator 2011 Manual, from HERE.
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Posted 06 January 2012 - 05:12 AM
Something not in the manual... it only apples adjustments to the portion of the Clip you have selected 
For example I have split this clip and the small portion is selected (active). I want to 'lighten' the Olympia to make up for my bad photography:
In this one, I have adjusted to bring up the Olympia (at the cost of the clouds):
But if you click on the Auto Color, it will make a one blanket adjustment throughout the production - not always what you want
And keep in mind if you Save, your adjustments are only in the Production File (dmsm). Your original clips are not affected in any way!
For example I have split this clip and the small portion is selected (active). I want to 'lighten' the Olympia to make up for my bad photography:
VideoWave - Color Adjustment 1.jpg 194.84K
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In this one, I have adjusted to bring up the Olympia (at the cost of the clouds):
VideoWave - Color Adjustment 2.jpg 190.27K
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But if you click on the Auto Color, it will make a one blanket adjustment throughout the production - not always what you want
And keep in mind if you Save, your adjustments are only in the Production File (dmsm). Your original clips are not affected in any way!
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Posted 06 January 2012 - 06:10 AM
Jim_Hardin, on 06 January 2012 - 05:12 AM, said:
Something not in the manual... it only apples adjustments to the portion of the Clip you have selected
For example I have split this clip and the small portion is selected (active). I want to 'lighten' the Olympia to make up for my bad photography:
In this one, I have adjusted to bring up the Olympia (at the cost of the clouds):
But if you click on the Auto Color, it will make a one blanket adjustment throughout the production - not always what you want
And keep in mind if you Save, your adjustments are only in the Production File (dmsm). Your original clips are not affected in any way!
For example I have split this clip and the small portion is selected (active). I want to 'lighten' the Olympia to make up for my bad photography:
VideoWave - Color Adjustment 1.jpg
In this one, I have adjusted to bring up the Olympia (at the cost of the clouds):
VideoWave - Color Adjustment 2.jpg
But if you click on the Auto Color, it will make a one blanket adjustment throughout the production - not always what you want
And keep in mind if you Save, your adjustments are only in the Production File (dmsm). Your original clips are not affected in any way!
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Canon MFS200 Vixia HD camcorder
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1 x AMD Phenom II1 X4 955 Black Edition Socket AM3 3.2 GHz 6MB L3 Cache Retail Boxed Processor
1 x Asus M5A88-M EVO Socket AM3+ onboard Graphics 8 channel Audio mATX Motherboard
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Posted 06 January 2012 - 02:43 PM
Or you want to enhance it in a different way
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