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Hey what's up Video creators? 2
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Phil here with videoschoolonline.com 3
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bringing you a new tutorial from Adobe 4
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Premiere Pro Creative Cloud adobe. They just 5
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released their new 2015 release and it 6
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is actually pretty cool. 7
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I updated and found a new color 8
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correction tool called Lumetri color 9
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and it gives us lots of great new 10
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options for coloring color correction 11
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and color grading our own video. So let's 12
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dive into this new tool and see how it works 13
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Ok so we are here in Adobe Premiere Pro 14
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and if you go in your effects panel, 15
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you'll see if you type in Lumetri or 16
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go down to the video effects and color 17
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Corrections folders you will see 18
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a lumetri color effect. 19
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Now if you just click and drag that onto 20
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our clips on the timeline, 21
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you will see that in. I already have one 22
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actually on here i'm going to delete that, 23
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but open your effects control window 24
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and if you have a clip selected, you will 25
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see this lumetric color. So you can go 26
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in and edit it this way but what's nice 27
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is that there is a completely new window 28
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for the lumetric color and even the 29
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lumetri scopes. 30
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So if you like to use scopes while doing 31
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color correction, which is a really good 32
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thing to do, 33
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you can use those, but you see here that 34
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it pops up this new window. So it has a 35
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lot of the same correction tools that 36
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premiere pro had before but all within 37
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this one panel and it within this one 38
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effect and it has some new cool stuff. 39
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It reminds me a little bit of editing 40
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photos in lightroom so you'll see here 41
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that if you 42
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and of course here I am on my wedding 43
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day, this is a little clip that I brought 44
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in to show you 45
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and I think it will be a good one, so 46
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that's Sam, you might recognize him from 47
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the photography masterclass if you are 48
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taking that class from us. 49
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But anyway back to color correction. So 50
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you'll see basic color correction and 51
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I'm just going to go down through 52
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everything you can use. So they have a 53
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white balance, 54
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so you can change the temperature make 55
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it cooler or warmer and then you might 56
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need to change the tent a little bit 57
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maybe add a little bit more green or 58
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magenta, to make sure that it looks correct. 59
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Well more natural, down below is the tone 60
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and you'll notice that there are various 61
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ways to affect the exposure and the 62
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contrast of your video within this one 63
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effect but this is just one of them. 64
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So you have an overall exposure which 65
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basically increases or decreases the 66
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exposure of the entire clip or and you 67
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can double click within each line to 68
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reset it to 0 or you can click over here 69
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and type in 0 or a number. 70
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There's also a contrast that basically 71
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just crushes the blacks, it makes the 72
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dark, darker and the light, lighter. So 73
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adds a little bit of contrast which is 74
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nice because with this video that was 75
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shot on a Canon 5d, they were shooting 76
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with as a scene mode that makes it very 77
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neutral, makes it very desaturated, so I 78
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want to add some contrast. 79
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Let me just reset that highlights, this 80
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will just affect the bright parts of 81
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your video. 82
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The shadows will affect sort of the 83
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darker colors, the whites will affect the 84
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pure whites, the very bright highlights, 85
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so you'll see it affecting just my the 86
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color of my shirt and let me make this 87
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a little bit bigger so you can see 88
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better if you have video that's a little 89
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bit overexposed, you can drop it down and 90
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same with the blacks, this affects the 91
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really dark some of the video or 92
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of your screen, so these dark parts of 93
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the suit and then this phone especially 94
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even in my hair and eyes. 95
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So if you want something that's very 96
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contrast, you can do that. All right let 97
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me just reset all this. And there's also 98
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a reset down here and then below that is 99
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a saturation tool so this will basically 100
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increase or decrease saturation. 101
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So sometimes you might want something 102
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that's a little bit more saturated 103
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saturated or less saturated. The next tab 104
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below is the creative tab and this is 105
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what's most exciting to me about this 106
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whole lumetri color effect. So they 107
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have different creative looks, so there's 108
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a drop down right here that has all 109
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sorts of presets. 110
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Let's try gold sport. Wow so that's not 111
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something I want to use for this, but 112
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maybe it's something I want to use for 113
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some sort of Miami vices video. 114
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We can do different types of effects and 115
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you can control the intensity of each of 116
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these effects this way, with this 117
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intensity bar. So maybe you like that 118
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sort of look but not so much. 119
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You can also scroll through the 120
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different types of effect with this 121
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window up here which is kind of nice. 122
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So I see here this new Fuji F125 123
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Kodak 2395. 124
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That's kind of a neat little look that's 125
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a little bit of a faded film like that 126
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might look good for my wedding video 127
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that's a popular style now. So let's take 128
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that off those, so you can have fun 129
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looking through those. The next is 130
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adjustments. So we have different 131
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adjustments like faded film, which makes 132
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it that sort of faded look, it desaturate it, 133
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it brings up the blacks in the darks and 134
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it basically the contrast. 135
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So it's not contrasted at all and that's 136
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kind of a cool popular effect that 137
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people are using a lot of times for 138
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photos right? Within this effect is a 139
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sharpen tool. 140
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So you can sharpen your video just a 141
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little bit, you can see that especially 142
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when looking at my eyes, 143
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it wasn't completely sharpened at zero. 144
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You can also make it blurry if you want, 145
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but I would say for most times you want 146
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to sharpen a little bit. And then again 147
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with vibrance and saturation here, two 148
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other controllers right here for your 149
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vibrance and saturation and this reminds 150
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me a lot about how Adobe lightroom works. 151
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Now vibrance is different than the 152
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saturation because it sort of is a smart 153
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filter, it sees the trend colors and it 154
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makes some more saturated more than 155
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others. So it kind of tries to 156
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intelligently add saturation to your 157
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video and whereas with saturation it 158
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basically just increases the color 159
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across the whole board, so for everything. 160
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So I'm just going to leave these effects 161
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about where they were are. So you have 162
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your tint balance. So this controls the 163
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shadows and highlights and the color 164
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sort of the hue or the tent that 165
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each has. So say we want the shadows to 166
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be a little bit more blue and then we 167
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want the highlights to be a little bit 168
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more yellow, 169
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this can create sort of a cool effect 170
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and then you can control the balance by 171
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this slider so going more towards the 172
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yellows or more towards the Blues that 173
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we just created. 174
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So these are all effects and i'm going 175
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to undo that that within this tab make 176
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up these different looks 177
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but this is just customizing it. So i'm going 178
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to close the crib tab and open curves. 179
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So curves is a really good way to 180
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edit the contrast and the exposure of 181
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your video. 182
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Typically with photo, you want to create 183
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an s-curve 184
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So let me do that you just click this line right here, 185
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bring it up or down, you'll see it can 186
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get really distorted if you go too far. 187
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just go up a little bit and then down 188
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here on the bottom click down and you'll 189
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start to notice that there's a little 190
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bit of an s showing, so maybe it's a 191
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little bit too much just a little bit 192
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and it really dependents on the 193
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video that you are editing. So say something like this, 194
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This is a nice aerial shot of Santa Cruz. 195
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Maybe we want a little bit more of 196
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contrasts with this shot, something like 197
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that. But for our wedding shot we don't 198
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need that much contrast. Now with the hue 199
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saturation curve, 200
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this basically affects the saturation of 201
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different colors within your video. 202
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So you can click on this line and move up 203
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or down and this controls the entire 204
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saturation, or what you can do is click 205
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multiple points and just like you would 206
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and edit this S curve with keyframes or with 207
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any sort of point, you can edit specific 208
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parts of the video. So say we just want 209
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the yellow to be saturated and the rest 210
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not, we can just click three dots and 211
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move down all the other colors around 212
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except for the yellow. 213
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You'll see here it's just the yellow in 214
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the flower, say we want it to be just the 215
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greens, we can move these around and it's 216
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just the green tie. So this is a great 217
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way to really pick out one color and 218
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desaturate the rest which is a cool 219
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effect that people use a lot more so in 220
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photography but it could be a cool 221
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effect for video as well. And then with 222
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all these, you can basically go into the 223
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red curve, the green curve and the 224
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blue curve and adjust those colors themselves. 225
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Next we have color wheels, which is 226
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similar to what we had in the previous 227
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Premier Pro Color Correction, fast 228
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color or three way color corrector and 229
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this basically edits the darks. 230
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So the shadows, so this is the brightness 231
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of the shadows, the mid-tones and 232
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highlights and then affects the color. 233
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So say we want to make the shadows a little 234
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little bit more warm, you can do that, 235
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same with the mid-tones and then the 236
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highlights we can go back to blue. 237
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So these are just different ways to edit 238
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the color temperature of specific parts 239
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of your video. And then last this is 240
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another cool effect that Premiere Pro 241
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and Adobe folks added which is the easy vignette 242
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tool so right within the lumetric color, 243
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there's a vignette option, you can add a 244
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white vignete or a dark vignette. ou can 245
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change the midpoint so make it bigger or 246
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smaller. You change the round is so it's 247
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more of a square or a circle and then 248
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feather it more or less whether you want 249
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it to the vignette to sort of fade more 250
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or fade less and be a little bit harder 251
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like so. So this is a very cool tool and 252
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the last thing I want to mention, say you 253
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want to add keyframes to these color effects, 254
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so say we want it to go from zero cents 255
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saturation so black and white to 10% 256
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you do that over in your 257
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normal effects controls window. 258
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So you just go under basic color correction 259
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you set your key frame for wherever you 260
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want it so 0 and then you move ahead in 261
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the timeline and move it to 100 and you 262
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will see if you play across this, now 263
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it goes from black and white to color and you can do that 264
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basically with any of these effects add 265
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keyframes. Now that's a little bit more 266
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advanced and you typically wouldn't be 267
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doing that unless the lighting or 268
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something changes within your shot but 269
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it's a good tool to know how to use. 270
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So, I'm very excited about Premiere Pro and 271
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this Lumetri color 272
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it's one of the issues i've always had 273
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with premier Pro, the color correction 274
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just wasn't as good as I wanted it to be. 275
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And now right with in Premiere Pro we 276
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have a tool that solved that issue. 277
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So if you have any questions, please 278
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leave a comment below head to 279
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videoschoolonline.com to check out more 280
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great Premiere Pro tutorials and other 281
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tutorials and articles related to video 282
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creation, motion graphics and lots more. 283
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Thank you so much for watching and 284
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we'll see you in another video.
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