One Trick for Better COLOR GRADING - Adobe Premiere Pro CC Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2020
- Lately I've been using one tool much more frequently for my color grading- HSL Secondary in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. This video goes over a few effective and creative ways to use HSL Secondary for better color grading results.
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The “cooling technique” is so sick. Definitely gonna try that one
grading plan...
(don't mind me, this is just a reminder list for myself, so that I can read it and incorporate your tips into my process, when I'm following along with this tutorial)
[CAMERA]
1) get my exposure triangle right. i.e. shutter speed, iso, aperture.
2) fix my white balance in camera using a pure white card.
3) overexpose by 2 stops
4) shoot in a flat picture profile
5) hold a black , a white card, and a neutral grey card while filming, so that the the pure black pixels, and the pure white pixels come in handy while fixing the exposure in post...
[COLOUR CORRECTION / ADJUSTMENT LAYER 1]
6) use lumetri colour to reduce the black, and bring up the white, until the parade touches 0 & 100 respectively.
7) draw a mask around my gray card, to isolate it. Then, use the temperature and the tint sliders to bring the vector scope in center.
8) use the white balance eyedropper on my pure white card to further make a tiny final adjustment to my white balance...
just in case....
10) draw a mask on the skin.
11) use the hue vs hue eyedropper on my skin, then use those hue vs hue points to fix the skin tones, and to bring the skin tones in the center of the flesh line in the vector scope..
12) make another point on yellow, in hue vs hue, to further fix the yellow parts of the skin, and to bring the skin tones in the center of the flesh line in the vector scope.
13) use HSL Secondary to isolate the skin tone
14) then use color wheels and the vector scope to further make an adjustment to the skin tones.. and make sure the skin tones stay on the center of the flesh line in the vector scope.
[COLOUR GRADING / ADJUSTMENT LAYER 2]
15) use hue vs sat,
mark the reds where the skin tones are.
Then desaturate the purple,
desaturate the green by just a little bit,
and desaturate the yellow by just a little bit.
16) use hue vs hue to bring down the bring down the greens to a more minty shade.
and then bring up the blues and reds just a little bit..
17) isolate the skin tones using HSL Secondary, then invert the selection, then reduce the temperature just a little bit, and also reduce the saturation.
18) push blue into the shadows of the whole image
19) use the luma vs sat curve to desaturate the black and whites.
20) add a very subtle vignette
21) duplicate the entire clip, add a black and white filter to the top clip, change the blending mode of the black and white clip to overlay, and reduce it's opacity to 10% for a subtle "clarity" effect.
22) reduce the opacity of the grading adjustment layer to 95% just to make the grade, a tiny bit less dramatic...
23) add a very small amount of sharpness.
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@@stefansalvatore3258 I already have one 😅. this is my new editing plan
You have explained HSL Secondary way better than most people who use Davinci , I personally use Davinci Resolve and I learned it through you rather than other people btw you’re insane when it comes to grading , killing it !! Small subtle difference but it makes a HUGEEEE difference !
Man thank you so much. I’m glad that you didn’t show us how to make your specific colors. You showed the techniques used to achieve a number of looks. Those are the types of tutorials I look for.
Hi Aidin. Your videos are very helpful.
I use this all the time in Davinci Resolve, and now that I'm temporarily using Premiere Pro alongside it, this was good to know! Thanks for the tutorial, love all the little details put into it. 👍💯
Superb job. I really appreciate how carefully you structured the whole video, and used that that outline to add more and more great techniques onto the explanation of the basics.
Please continue these kinds of videos! This really helps a lot! Thanks a lot Aidin!
I will watch this one again in the future, since I feel it is way too advanced for me. I like how you manage to explain it clearly. I do appreciate it. Gracias como siempre.
This is what I’ve been needing for color grading help! Thank you so much!
Once again a very well put together tutorial. Very concise and well explained. I will definitely put it to good use. Thanks!
This is brilliant Aidin. Will check out the full color grading tutorial too, keep at it!
Thanks bro. Really learned something practical from this video
I just can say that you are a complete artist 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This is super helpful - thanks Aidin!
Love the new look with the light! Definitely makes a difference
Holy cow. This is exactly what I needed and it worked so well. Thank you!
the best bro , muy util este tutorial!
super helpful, thanks man!!
I just freaking love this guy's content.. this made my grade so much easier.. I have re visited this video 8 times at this point.
thank you very much! helped me understand color grade a lot better
Your videos are FIRE man 🔥!!
And your look in the videos are sick!!👊📸
Love you man❤️
By the 9, I've been looking for some little tweaks to take things to the next level. And this my friend just earned you a new sub!
Learned a lot from you, thanks for sharing all your knowledge.
All your videos are so dope.
It’s very informative which I don’t know so far. I really appreciate you. Keep sharing and loved it
this is sooo helpful wow 👏🏻
Thank you, this is the knowledge i need. Appreciate it brother
A great video! Love the tips!
Always on time man, literally was looking up tutorials! And always informative and effective, thank you for being clutch man! 💯✔🔥
Very helpful video man! Thanks a lot and keep creating this great content!
dude, you're so good!
Your videos are always amazing dude!!
Been using HSL for two years and only just realised there was an invert button, tyvm haha
So inspiring as always! 🔥👌🏼👍🏻
many thanks aiden the tips i can use very well. i really appreciate it 😍
Aidin is a filmmaker hero!!! Thanks for that, man!
Thank you for sharing this. Love it!
Was just on epidemic sound and noticed your playlist cinematic mood was at the top of my list 🤙🏼 ayy had to come back here and show some love
Yo this was sick. Thanks man
awesome video! Im still figuring out the best way to color grade in premiere. I learned this feature a little while ago but you definitely went more in depth here.
Super useful video! Thanks for creating this and inspiring us, man! 😁🙏🏾
Awesome 🔥🔥🔥
Very nice tutorial and help me alot
thanks for this. picked up an eos r so will attempting to color grade c-log footage for the first time on my next project 😅
Best of luck! Hopefully this vid helps out 💪
the most helpful video i've seen with regards to grading the skin, thank you so much! subscribed and looking forward to learning more.
Glad this could help out! 👊
Ayyy, can't miss any upload from Aidin! 😄💪Keep at it bro, no youtuber gives me inspiration like you do!
Thanks so much dude!!
Thank you Aidin, i still looking the best way to do a skin tone, hope this trick will work it.
Thank you so much for this it help me alot for grading
I found your channel some days ago and I really love your content. You have amazing light settings, amazing color grading and a fluent way to share your knowledge. Hughs from Argentina.
Very nice tutorial bro
I already know this techniques but love it BTW
And
Very nice grading
this is so helpful thank
great video & explanation . i subscribed !
This was awesome man! Thank you!
Aiden your tutorial playlist definitely helped in improving my editing....keep em comin
Glad it helped!
thanks for share your knowledge, very good video
Another worth to watch content. Love your content man! Love you HAHAHA
Appreciate the support!
This was brilliant, very helpful. Thanks a lot.
Great explanation showing how to use these tools. I don't usually use the color wheels when editing but will definitely have a go now.👍👍
Glad you picked up something new! Not a fan of the wheels myself haha, with the exception of this one technique
very nicely done.
Thanks for the tips!!! 🤜🤛😜
Thanks for watching! ;)
You are very skilled🙏
perfect as usual
you are the best man out here teaching just everything . no hiding . i love that man. thank you for everything
Always! No point in trying to keep techniques secret out here ;)
Great video!
You and Andrew Kramer are basically my creative team!!
Cool! Nice video. ✌️
keep going bro 😍
I love it for grap this new trick
Im amazed with your editing skills. Its crazy awesome. Good job.
Thanks so much! 🙌
Thanks 😊 for this video, it’s always helpful for my videos!
Glad this was helpful!
absolutely its amazing trick that i ever seen
Nice colur... i love it
Aidin: your videos are incredible, I am going to have a lot of fun with his one
Glad you enjoyed!
THANKS MUCH 😃✊
Thanks for sharing
Ha, this may have been a "simple video" but it was insanely helpful! Great, helpful and watchable content as always! Thank you!
Great video, Aiden. I live and die by HSL, and you still gave me some great creative tips. I especially like the advice regarding desaturating the background to emphasize the skin tones. Typically, I begin using HSL once I finish my basic colour correction in the Lumetri window including the general colour temp with the sliders. Then to finish it off, I use HSL to fine tune everything for the most accurate look. What are your thoughts on that?
Now that’s what I m talking about 🤙🏻
Very helpful tip for sure. Been using the HSL Secondary, but haven`t really tried to go for a different/moody style to make the skin tones pop out more. I`m excited to try that one out in an upcoming short film :)
Hell yeah! Glad this could give you some new ideas 💪
Thanks 🙏
This video help me a lot, i have problem with hsl secondary and always get some weird noise before.
Glad this could help out!
Great content as always, how did you learned about using which colors in different situations? was it from editing experience or aesthetic sense
I am a very beginners in it.. Thanks
Your Color Grade Game is 1 of the Best if not THE, Best on RUclips!!!!! Beast!!
Thanks so much man!
Thank you
Hi Aidin! Could you also do a tutorial on how you export your colors? I notice a color drop on Mac every time I export. So it's tough to nail the exact colors I want.
I definitely have to get into using these more, they're scary XD
EDIT: 0:13 I made it!
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the late night..
a glass of lassi..
and aidin's cozy professional vibe videos..
damn it feels good
Very nice demonstration on how you use the HSL tool! But I really hate the feedback of those color wheels in premiere 😄
U so kind. I hope lightning brand or whatever give u some coz i know u will explanatio that well
Much needed! I really find it difficult to color grade my footages 😅
Hope this helps out!
Awesome vid. Appreciate the tips. I suggest a little bit of de-essing on your dialog audio in future vids.
4:25 how did you represent the way of selection?
I think you just screen record it
Beautiful!
What lens did you use to get so beautiful BOKEH?
This just opened a whole new can of worms for me. Thanks man!
Graciaas amigo.
Clutch!
you got SENT a 120d?!! Congrats man that’s awesome
Hey Aidin, I recently brought A7III. Can you make a video how to color correct Slog3 footage and thankyou this video will really help me while color grading.
Exactly the same way boss :)