How to Color Correct in Adobe Premiere Pro For Beginners

How to Color Correct in Adobe Premiere Pro For Beginners
Class Description
Take the mystery out of color correction in Adobe® Premiere Pro. Led by Abba Shapiro, this course will show beginners how to use Premiere’s powerful Lumetri Color Effects panel. He’ll show you basic and a few advanced color correction techniques. You’ll learn how to read and use Premiere’s Video Scopes to better judge and correct your video; as well as how to use Premiere’s pre-installed looks, and create looks of your own, to stylize your video.
This course covers:
- Understanding Color And Contrast
- Reading Video Scopes
- Basic Color Correction Techniques
- How to use curves for fine-tune adjustments
- Using the hue/saturation wheel
- Legacy Color Effects
- Creating A Look
Abba will show how to use masks to isolate your corrections to specific parts of an image and even put these corrections into motion with Premiere’s keyframing and automated tracker tools.
Whether you need to fix the color in a shot, match the colors between two shots, or give your video an overall look - having a deep knowledge of Premiere’s color tools will allow you to get the job done and done right.
SOFTWARE USED:
Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017
Lessons
- Class Introduction
- Attention Deficit Color Correction
- Understanding Color
- Basic Color Terms
- Shooting for Easier Color Correction
- Color Calibration Gear
- Understanding Scopes
- Introduction to the Lumetri Color Panel
- Lumetri Color Effect
- More Examples of Fixing Color
- Working with LUTs
- Using Curves to Fix Saturation
- Using Color Wheels & Adjustment Layers
- Vignettes & Secondary Color Correction
Reviews
Jason Acuna
I've been filming/editing language learning videos recently and thought "The free tutorials on YouTube are cool, but I wish I could pay an expert to just clearly explain white balance/color correction to me. How to confidently read the scopes, etc". Lo and behold, a few days later this course appears out of nowhere! It delivered all the basic stuff I wanted, clearly explained. I particularly liked the encouraging advice - if you get 95% there (regarding getting the 'perfect' balance), be happy with that 95% and keep moving forward! Thank you!