I'm late with my homework for tomorrow's meeting,
so I'm giving you a quick summary of what I have
come up with so far.
The hue/saturation effect has bad quantisation artifacts
when the colour model is YUV and the sliders are set to
anything but unity. I have attached a test project to
På Sat, 03 Mar 2012 12:46:28 +0100, skrev Herman Robak her...@skolelinux.no:
The hue/saturation effect has bad quantisation artifacts
when the colour model is YUV and the sliders are set to
anything but unity. I have attached a test project to
demonstrate the banding noise; it's glaringly
På Sat, 03 Mar 2012 13:07:16 +0100, skrev Herman Robak her...@skolelinux.no:
The YUV effect plugin fares better, in YUV mode.
And even better(er) in RGB FLOAT mode, though it
doesn't look perfect here(*)
You may see it more clearly in the selftest I'm attaching here,
where I have added
Hi, there,
When I colour correct/manage whatever movie I'm doing, I always face the
same problems. With time, I've figured out a workaroud for both cases that
somewhat take time but become very precise and eventually compensate at the
end.
For colour management, I use mostly brigh/cont,
flavio, thanks for this very valuable information.
i guess people would estimate if you could include it into the manual
at some appropriate location, e.g. as a note to the effects chapter.
cheers, georg
On Tuesday 09 September 2008 18:41:40 flavio wrote:
Hi, there,
When I colour
Hi there!
I was wondering about this subject because up until now I used to
export my final video in raw DV and then do the color corrections to
that track only, using keyframes -- it worked for me since I only
color correct the final product (unless it's a special effect
kind-of correction). But
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Hi Leandro,
I was wondering about this subject because up until now I used to
export my final video in raw DV and then do the color corrections to
that track only, using keyframes -- it worked for me since I only
color correct the final
Hi Hermann!
Thanks for your help. Even if it is a little hard to digest.
I have still to decide which labour I like best.
Well... at least I have two consolations:
1. Cin4 has new timeline controls to move to the next/previous edit.
2. You are a Lumiera developer.
Ciao!
Raffaella
Hi!
I'm experimenting with colour correction.
I found my way to correct the colours of an edit using:
Colour balance
Brightness/Contrast
Hue/Saturation/Value
Gamma
Histogram
and Videoscope
But I can't find a good way of correcting a video made
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Raffaella Traniello schrieb:
I'm experimenting with colour correction.
...
But I can't find a good way of correcting a video made of 100 edits.
Do I have to attach 5 effects to each clip? 501 effects on my
timeline??
I tried to attach just one
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