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How to Color Grade VIDEO in PHOTOSHOP Camera Raw. AMAZING!
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- The best tool for color grading video in Photoshop is Camera Raw. Believe it or not, you can edit your videos color in ACR. Colin Smith shows you exactly how to do it in this Photoshop Tutorial.
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Not only was I able to color grade, I was also able to align/straighten video. Absolutely more than helpful. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Colin!
I don't even understand how you do it, Colin. Every video manages to teach me something I had no idea about.
I tried this out on a product video I did for my company and WOW. What a difference. And I've always found Raw's color controls easier to grok than Premiere's so thanks for this one! I'm going to be using it a ton!
Thanks for the kind words :) Lots more to come
Great job! Just getting started and enjoy your easygoing style. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing.I am sure we can do great stuff with PS as far as videos are concerned. Will try that a little later.
Cool tutorial! You can also apply actions to the SmartObject, such as channel swapping (for infrared and ultraviolet videos).
Great Tutorial, as it always is. I use a Go Pro for Video
This was a great help, thanks!
Too bad that my computer is slow to edit video in Photoshop, although I have done a few already.
Thanks for the great tutorials Colin, I never miss one.
Thanks for watching them all!
That's really good sir. I like what you did there. I am considering doing this myself now. Thank you for helping me see a reason to keep using PS. (:
loved your video
Perfect timing!! I’m just starting to do RUclips videos and this will come in super handy. It’s never occurred to me to use Camera Raw on my video 🤦🏽♀️
Not a lot of people know about it
Not a lot of people know about it
Excellent tutorial, The key was Smart object [duh]. I usually edit in Premiere. For fun, using photoshop for non serious editing in Photoshop is a fun. It does take longer to render out with effects.
I use DSLR for Video shoot
Preferably Cannon 5D
I found PS is not a correct tool for edit but never tried colour grade
Thank you for this
Its very good for color grading. Obviously Premiere Pro is better for editing. But if you don't have premiere or don't know how to use video editing, software, you can use Photoshop.
Really a great video amazing ♥️
Iam from India just mind blowing wonderful how can I explain how much I depressed about it and after seeing this my problem solved thans a lot brother love uh
Excellent video I have learned something super useful for what I need. When I make video, I normally use my dedicated video camera, sometime my smartphone but very rarely my dell's. Again thank you very much. Jacques.
Sir thank you you save my life !
Awesome sir
Sooooooo cool !! Thanks for going directly to the point and making videos that doesn’t have 20 min of «unnecessary blabla »! ;)
merci beaucoup si vous pouvez faire un montage et expliquer les effet de transition et animation
Thanks for the lesson Colin. Can I, besides color correction, also use the lens correction tool and the result would be rendered in to the to be exported file? Thank you for your time.
Lens correction doesn't work with video
Hi Colin, just found this exelent video - and this might come in handy.
I'm looking for a process where I can match the grading I've given images in Lightroom - to movies of the same object (in my case shoes) ..... now I hadn't thought of Camera Raw .... quite interesting ... but would it be possible to automate the process so I can do this to multiple movies ?
I use a Canon 80D and GoPro for taking videos
OK - This is awesome! I have a couple iPads which do a decent job of capturing video. But my preferred video captures are from my Mavic or Inspire 1, and for ground-based capture, I love my Canon 6D. I'd love to see more tips on video.
Thanks Rod
Great video! Thanks for getting right to the point! I’m using the new Nikon Z6 and recording externally on an Atomos Ninja V in 10 bit 4:2:2 N-log using Apple ProRes.
Nice
Definitely would like o see an updated more in depth tutorial for video
Thanks for the feedback
great colour grading info , am i right in thinking that effects like blurring a background in a still shot would not work with video
Excellent. I first heard about this from the people at Athentech, makers of the Perfectly Clear plugin. Looking forward to trying it, as Perfectly Clear can do some amazing things. To answer your question, I'm using a GoPro Hero 7 Black to shoot classroom and outdoor b-roll video for a TK-8 private school website. It is AMAZING. The only thing is, I find I have to hold the camera VERY STILL in close shots despite Hypersmooth stabilization, otherwise it reveals every tiny wiggle and sway. Still looking, but so far a small tripod with bendy legs has worked well - I can smoosh out the legs on the table and slide the rig or pan the camera at will.
If you have premiere Pro, you can run warp stabilize to get rid of the shakes.
hello i did everything on the video, it worked the first time
when i tried it second, the exported video says ‘mp4 is not supported’
i cant seem to figure out the problem,,i tried going over the other videos , there were no help
can I edit an adjustment layer (Premiere Pro) in Photoshop and then import it into Premiere?
Hi Colin. I like your videos a lot; I always learn something new, so thank you! Now, for what it is worth, in at least one of your recent videos (animated rain) it looks as though you are using the full/professional version of PS. In my version (photography package) I could not replicate at least one critical step of the process (i.e. “convert to video animation”). I am new to video editing, I admit. But I though I would share this feedback anyway. Thanks again! Jorge.
In CC all versions support video. It was only in CS6 and earlier there was a separation.
Make sure you are in RGB mode
@@photoshopcafe Thanks so much Colin. I have tried again; is "create frame animation" the same thing? Cause I still don't see "convert to video animation" as an option. Perhaps I am missing something? Thanks for your advice. Jorge
I shoot mostly with a DJI P3P and a iPhone 8+
Just tried this on a 5.5M file and was very impressed with how the video looked. However, on my quad core 3.8GHz i5 iMac rendering for export was horribly slow. So this video my not be for me but I have learned a lot from your other videos. Thanks. I have a DSLR for video but find my old Canon HV30 camcorder so much easier to use.
Rendering video is slow :)
which version of photoshop do you use
Sir How to color grade a single frame from the vedeo in (camera raw )and apply it to the entire video in photoshop??? Plz reply me❤
Thanks for tips . It is DSLR for videos
Colin, you have a huge number of great videos. I greatly appreciate them and the work you've done on Creative Live. Do you think you could post a link to sample images/video so we could attempt to replicate what you do on the same images?
All the premium courses on PhotoshopCAFE.com come with the same sample images (We have always included all images on all courses). I don't usually include the images on CL for copyright reasons. If I use Adobe stock on my youtube videos, I often post a link to the image, look for a link in the description (Its usually posted on the page on PhotoshopCAFE) For copyright / permission reasons, I often can't just provide an open download for these reasons. A youtube video is considered a public performance and has different rights.
I get ugly artifacts when I edit/grade 1080p video in Photoshop CC. Why? 4K video do not show these artifacts after grading in Photoshop CC.. Is 1080p just crap?
Hi Colin, just found this video. I have a question, how can I create the same color of a picture with camera raw in a video, using Premiere or others?
I have a tutorial on color grading in premiere on my channel
@@photoshopcafe Thanks Colin, I have tried this with one of my videos but at the beginning of the rendering the video comes back at it was. Any advice? Thank you!
Good Name Smith,Good Job.I Am A Smith.👍🇺🇸
A Smith! how great :)
But why export in photoshop is so slow compared to premiere?
It is
@@photoshopcafe why slow ?
😍💕💕❤️
I Like my DJI drones to capture video.
aaaaa... and assigning color space>rec.709? not need? ;(
Not really necessary for color grading. For color correction, yes, its good to start with a standard like 709. But if you aren't starting with a shot that is log, there is no need to add the Rec.709 LUT.
Excuse my English.
A different contrast (luma, chroma)/(in a video one people use more gamma as 2.4. not 2.2 as in pc). Different number of candels by meter2 - not 160, but about 100, or 80 cd/m2. People, who begin to study video, watch "your" one and begin from not good step. I'm so sorry. I just need to understand, why a lot of "teachers" begin put his streams about
I just will watch a very grimy picture on tv after "such color grade video in ps" and not only I. Not only on tv, but on smart one (ipad etc). And only on computer I will see "normal picture" after it. On pc with i1 Display pro etc.
No. of course. If I will that video on pc only, so there're no questions.
correct me if I'm wrong
I hate premiere, it's so outdated feeling compared to Photoshop. I wish Adobe would have made Premiere with all the controls of photoshop.