Matti, I’ve been keeping up with you newer uploads but this tutorial is just one of the best you’ve done to date! Honestly this demistifies the color grading woohoo a lot 🤙🏻
THE most informative video you've done so far Matti - loved being able to see you grade step-by-step. Grading is something I've really been struggling with - matching cameras, in particular, has been the bane of my life! But this video has definitely helped, and even made me excited to grade my next project!
This is pretty much the best colour grading tutorial I've seen, period. I now understand waveforms, colour grading beyond LUTs, matching cameras... Thanks!
You are by far the most talented person for making drone footage blend in with the edit, I was really looking forward for this one ! Congrats on the baby !
Omg you raised awareness in me ... never thought of this in detail to be honest... i mean im just starting out but omg, what a difference!!!! Thank you!
The best tutorial about Color Correction I've ever seen! Thanks you Matti! You're inspireing and help me so much with your Videos! That makes my work a lot better!Greets from Germany René
This is good stuff! I still struggle with matching shots a lot. I've been using the RGB Parade to really help me make sure things are close and not too far off from each other. Color correction and Colorblindness do not mix at all! Do you know if there's a way to mask out just someone's face so that only their face shows up in the scopes? Matching skin tones is the hardest for me, because I've never been able to tell if someone is blushing or not, so if their face is too red or green I don't know. If I could do that, at least the RGB Parade would let me know. Good luck with parenthood btw! Hope all is well. :)
Thanks for this video. I really struggle to try to match the drone to the A6000 to the action cam. Gonna start incorporating this into my editing process. Hope you're having a blast with the new baby! Take care.
Hai Matti. Tx for bringing this tutorial to the world. I am having same issues, but most tutorial explaning with compare views (Prem Pro CC 2018 above). Your one....with the basic logical explanation, step by step, no non sense and educative. Tx bro.....so many. Just answer my problem right away and improve my Lumetri Color knowledge. God bless...... (Warm regards from Jakarta, Indonesia)
Thanks for the helpful video. I don't know whether any one pointed this out, but it would be helpful to point out which area of the clip you're referring to when you mention Shadows, Midtones and Highlights. It's a small thing, but quite helpful in understanding what you're looking at when making adjustments. Lastly, how do we know when there's enough contrast? Thanks again.
Yeah, we've noticed unmatched (especially drone) footage quite a lot recently! We spend probably a quarter of our edit time on just colour grading and correcting.... makes such a difference! 👍🏻😁
Hey matti! Could u make a vid on color grading? I see so many tutorials on how to color correct after you applied a LUT but non on how to start from scratch. Im want to apply my photography style to my vids, and want to know how to. Thanks!
I literally just finished matching some drone clips to my C100 ii, not as cool as the C300 )':, and now I'm definitely going to have to go back and check my work! hah Thanks for the awesome tutorials and videos! You provide enormous inspiration!!
Thanks for a useful video! I'm having trouble matching footage of two cameras and this helped a lot. Could you give some tips or maybe make a video about matching footage where there are people in both shots? It's just so difficult to find the same skin tones and match the color of a shirt from one camera to another...
O.M.G! Thank you. This is exactly what I have been struggling with. Your the best Matti. I will reward both of us by purchasing you color grade course, today. One question though. Sooooo you used the adjustment layer only for the purpose of adding the LUT? I have been using adjustment layers to adjust groups of similarly shot clips, in between layers. But I often end up with a ton of tracks, depending on how much conditions change, how many cameras, or multiple shooting days. Is that wrong? Oh also I make the colour corrections to the adjustment layer, not the clips. Seemed smarter that way. 😬 If all these question are answered in the course, sorry. Lol
Enjoy your channel and your work, great stuff. Question for you regarding your videos do you plan out your shots before getting to a location or is mostly everything thought out on the spot. Another question where do you get all of the great music you use or what do you recommend. thank you
Thankyou for ur tutorial... I would be thankful if u would make a video on video editing laptops or desktop... Like minimum specifications required for premiere pro cc to work without lagging.... Thank You
Can you do the same Tutorial for FinalCutProX ? Because the GUI Interface is very different from Premiere Pro i don‘t use :( That would be so great Matti
Thanks bro, only problem I see here is that both shots are de-saturated and a little flat... What about trying to match a shot when you get shots with picture profiles already embedded? For example when you didn't set the drone for D-log or Cine... Thanks!
Great video and congrats on the newborn! Matching colors between different cameras is one of the biggest concerns I've had with my recent videos. Thanks!
How about using a colour reference card? Sure, you can’t put a card in the sky but you could at least get closer. Also, shouldn’t you correct first and then grade?
Dude Matti I don't know why I didn't see this video earlier. SO HELPFUL. I've been struggling with this since I started shooting in a flat profile and trying to color grade my vlog footage. Thanks for posting
I have checked various other videos for this subject. It is the best by far. A quick question popped into my mind though. What about camera settings before actually shooting the clips? It would really ease the pain during color grading, I believe. For instance, in my case, a scenario of an interview with two cams (GoPro Hero4 + Canon 80D) with 5500K lighting. any suggestions for cam settings?
Just bought your LUT's ^^ I can't wait to try them out haha THANK YOU for this video I never really got what the Lumetri Scopes are :P This helped SO much :D
There's also another Scope that I find useful in Premiere (I don't know what it's called now, but it's similar to the Vectroscope and you can have it next to the other scopes). It's basically a Vectroscope on Crack, creating a much easier to read representation of colors that might help some people. Doesn't hurt trying it out.
TRAVEL FEELS IS BACK!!! We survived the first 2 weeks of being parents. Thumbs up for the Dad life!
Heck yessssss!
Congratulations Matti + mom. Same situation here.
Damn it's just different and something new.
Keep up the good work ;)
Onnea! Maailma on näköjään pieni. Juuri tuossa selvisi, että veljesi on ollut Australiassa vaimoni veljen kanssa mm. matkailuautoilemassa.
Congratulations! Super helpful tutorial
Hah thats funny! For Finnish people the world is very small 😂 Not too many of us
Just remember to select the adjustment layer when you change the LUT intensity ;)
I peeped that as well. *insert smirk emoji here*
I kept wondering why he added the adjustment layer if he was gonna apply the color effects to each clip
Matti, I’ve been keeping up with you newer uploads but this tutorial is just one of the best you’ve done to date! Honestly this demistifies the color grading woohoo a lot 🤙🏻
Thank you so much for this video! I've been struggling with trying to CC my GH5 and Hero 4 Black. This gives me a lot of things to try out next time!
Yea take these and practice practice practice!
a bomb tutorial. huge help to say the least. thank you so much for your conciseness! sometimes filming neutral on all cameras just doesn't do it...
THE most informative video you've done so far Matti - loved being able to see you grade step-by-step.
Grading is something I've really been struggling with - matching cameras, in particular, has been the bane of my life! But this video has definitely helped, and even made me excited to grade my next project!
Thanks for explaining this in a straight forward way! Nice and easy to understand.
very clear and thorough tips! thanks!
This is a life saver! I’m new to multiple camera editing and have been struggling so hard getting both sets of footage to match in post!
This is pretty much the best colour grading tutorial I've seen, period. I now understand waveforms, colour grading beyond LUTs, matching cameras... Thanks!
Awesome man! 🙌
You are by far the most talented person for making drone footage blend in with the edit, I was really looking forward for this one !
Congrats on the baby !
Killer video! Thank you very much, this is THE game changer!
One of the best color grading videos I've ever seen, period. Thank you so much for this.
Very rare to see a video like this where someone really explains this. Great work!
Omg you raised awareness in me ... never thought of this in detail to be honest... i mean im just starting out but omg, what a difference!!!!
Thank you!
Glad to see you back bro! And congratulations again!
Thank you!! 🙏
The best tutorial about Color Correction I've ever seen! Thanks you Matti! You're inspireing and help me so much with your Videos! That makes my work a lot better!Greets from Germany René
Amazing! This helped me understand color grading in general so much!
Exactly the tutorial I was looking for. Thanks Matti
Thanks for this video! I'm trying to learn and experiment with color correction/grading currently, so this is just what I needed! Super helpful.
Great video! not alot of videos that are straight forward on this topic!
Thanks man! Really appreciate it
Your videos are getting better and better. lot a really good advice, thank you man! keep it up!
So true.
I'm a FCP user but I learned a couple of great things here! Thanks
Thank you for this tutorial. You're one of the best colour graders on youtube.
This is good stuff! I still struggle with matching shots a lot. I've been using the RGB Parade to really help me make sure things are close and not too far off from each other. Color correction and Colorblindness do not mix at all! Do you know if there's a way to mask out just someone's face so that only their face shows up in the scopes? Matching skin tones is the hardest for me, because I've never been able to tell if someone is blushing or not, so if their face is too red or green I don't know. If I could do that, at least the RGB Parade would let me know. Good luck with parenthood btw! Hope all is well. :)
Hey Matti. Wow! This may actually be the most useful video on the entire internet. Thank you so much.
Thanks for this video. I really struggle to try to match the drone to the A6000 to the action cam. Gonna start incorporating this into my editing process. Hope you're having a blast with the new baby! Take care.
Do it! and we are!
Hai Matti. Tx for bringing this tutorial to the world. I am having same issues, but most tutorial explaning with compare views (Prem Pro CC 2018 above).
Your one....with the basic logical explanation, step by step, no non sense and educative.
Tx bro.....so many. Just answer my problem right away and improve my Lumetri Color knowledge.
God bless...... (Warm regards from Jakarta, Indonesia)
Thanks for making these video's Matti! Very usefull. You are one of my favorite filmmakers 👍
Thanks for the helpful video. I don't know whether any one pointed this out, but it would be helpful to point out which area of the clip you're referring to when you mention Shadows, Midtones and Highlights. It's a small thing, but quite helpful in understanding what you're looking at when making adjustments. Lastly, how do we know when there's enough contrast? Thanks again.
great topic, havent seen many others talk about this important aspect
thank you for the straight forward tutorial! keep making great video!
Great! Awesome tutorial, straight to the point.
The scope and waveform tip saved me big time
This really makes me look back in shame and start taking more care of grading shots to fit and complement each other. Keep up the good work!
Super informative I struggle with the difference between my GoPro and DSLR. I'm going to try this out
Yeah, we've noticed unmatched (especially drone) footage quite a lot recently!
We spend probably a quarter of our edit time on just colour grading and correcting.... makes such a difference! 👍🏻😁
Yea color grading is such a huge step 🙌
Hey matti! Could u make a vid on color grading? I see so many tutorials on how to color correct after you applied a LUT but non on how to start from scratch. Im want to apply my photography style to my vids, and want to know how to. Thanks!
0:27 I immediatelly watched it and I couldn't believe it, maybe his grandma edited the video...🤣
This is still awesome, thanks again Matti! Very helpful 👍🏼👍🏼
I literally just finished matching some drone clips to my C100 ii, not as cool as the C300 )':, and now I'm definitely going to have to go back and check my work! hah Thanks for the awesome tutorials and videos! You provide enormous inspiration!!
Thanks for sharing! this just totally change my workflow!
One of the best videos i've seen lately. It really helped me to realise somethings i've ben struggling it! thank you so much
Super helpful, mate. Thanks man!
Thank you so much for this Matti!
Super helpful video. Thanks.
i live close to Ålesund and yeah its super pretty and i really want a drone to take some nice drone shots of the different areas
thanks
Insanely helpful!
Dude i subs cuz your quality is good as hell HAHA
Thanks for the video! Very good!
Welcome back, Matti!
Its good the be back 🙌
Really appreciate this video, I have been struggling to match these for a while
Congrads again on being a dad! Good luck! Awesome video!
You're a life saver!
Thanks again!
This is fantastic. Thank you! Very informative.
Great tutorial! Thank you!
You made it look so easy :)
Congratulations for being a dad by the way
great explanation, thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thank you!!! Never thought about that until now.. thank you so much. 👍
Hope everything is going well with the babes! 💙
Thank you. I definitely should consider this in my future videos
🙌
Great tutorial Matty! I know color matching clips has been something I've struggled with and I'm sure I'm not the only one. This video helped a lot!
Thank you! Needed this
Thanks for a useful video! I'm having trouble matching footage of two cameras and this helped a lot. Could you give some tips or maybe make a video about matching footage where there are people in both shots? It's just so difficult to find the same skin tones and match the color of a shirt from one camera to another...
Dude thank you so much.
awesome Matti
Hey Matti any difference between tweaking the shadows & highlights on the color wheel vs tweaking them on the basic correction?
great tutorial
O.M.G! Thank you. This is exactly what I have been struggling with. Your the best Matti. I will reward both of us by purchasing you color grade course, today.
One question though. Sooooo you used the adjustment layer only for the purpose of adding the LUT? I have been using adjustment layers to adjust groups of similarly shot clips, in between layers. But I often end up with a ton of tracks, depending on how much conditions change, how many cameras, or multiple shooting days. Is that wrong? Oh also I make the colour corrections to the adjustment layer, not the clips. Seemed smarter that way. 😬
If all these question are answered in the course, sorry. Lol
Enjoy your channel and your work, great stuff. Question for you regarding your videos do you plan out your shots before getting to a location or is mostly everything thought out on the spot. Another question where do you get all of the great music you use or what do you recommend. thank you
Great video... Can you make color grading for dslr and action camera. I have firefly 7S Chinese Action camera
Could you do a tutorial on Hitfilm 4 Express
Great tutorial! Is it still possible to match the colors without using the LUTs?
I would be lost without you. Thanks for being on RUclips
Different tracks for different cameras.... so easy, so helpful 👍🏻
So useful!
You rule man!!
Thanks dude!
Thankyou for ur tutorial... I would be thankful if u would make a video on video editing laptops or desktop... Like minimum specifications required for premiere pro cc to work without lagging....
Thank You
For me the most helpful video so far! Thanks a lot! Will try all your tipps using your luts pack.
Awesome thanks so much Tim!
This is a great video, it definitely deserves more than 13k views
Good stuff man, thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you so much man!! This helped me alot!!!
Nice tutorial.
Phenomenal video! I really love how you broke it down to a science, and made it easier to understand! Thanks for the tutorial~
Thanks so much!
Can you do the same Tutorial for FinalCutProX ? Because the GUI Interface is very different from Premiere Pro i don‘t use :( That would be so great Matti
Thanks bro, only problem I see here is that both shots are de-saturated and a little flat... What about trying to match a shot when you get shots with picture profiles already embedded? For example when you didn't set the drone for D-log or Cine...
Thanks!
Fabulous!
Great video and congrats on the newborn! Matching colors between different cameras is one of the biggest concerns I've had with my recent videos. Thanks!
Yea its definitely not easy but with practice and scopes you can get it for sure!
Welcome back, Matti! Many thanks for this video... needed this breakdown!
Thanks!
you sir saved my life
How about using a colour reference card? Sure, you can’t put a card in the sky but you could at least get closer. Also, shouldn’t you correct first and then grade?
Dude Matti I don't know why I didn't see this video earlier. SO HELPFUL. I've been struggling with this since I started shooting in a flat profile and trying to color grade my vlog footage. Thanks for posting
I have checked various other videos for this subject. It is the best by far. A quick question popped into my mind though. What about camera settings before actually shooting the clips? It would really ease the pain during color grading, I believe. For instance, in my case, a scenario of an interview with two cams (GoPro Hero4 + Canon 80D) with 5500K lighting. any suggestions for cam settings?
How do you change the settings individually since the lut is applied only to the adjustment layer?
Very useful, thanks Matti. Between yourself and Peter, I'm learning a lot.
Nice thanks 👍
Thank you
🙌
Just bought your LUT's ^^ I can't wait to try them out haha
THANK YOU for this video I never really got what the Lumetri Scopes are :P This helped SO much :D
There's also another Scope that I find useful in Premiere (I don't know what it's called now, but it's similar to the Vectroscope and you can have it next to the other scopes). It's basically a Vectroscope on Crack, creating a much easier to read representation of colors that might help some people. Doesn't hurt trying it out.