Avid to Edius colour correction

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Denwa

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Came over to Edius from AVID due to the much lower price point. I like the software for the most part but am finding some of the CC confusing. I donlt seem to see any in depth CC articles or tutorials.

Can anyone point me in the right direction and former AVID users, how do you like the CC in Edius?
 
I haven't used EDIUS since the 4.x days, so don't know what 5.x is like, but a lot of the "Color Correction" tools were hidden within the white balance options. Shift clicking and selecting a range of colors, etc, etc.

later,
jason
 
Denwa said:
Came over to Edius from AVID due to the much lower price point. I like the software for the most part but am finding some of the CC confusing. I donlt seem to see any in depth CC articles or tutorials.

Can anyone point me in the right direction and former AVID users, how do you like the CC in Edius?
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Yeah, Jason is right, whats usually called 3 way color correction in most NLE's is in the "white balance" filter.

Using that in combination with "color balance" filter and "YUV" you can get adequate amount of flexibility from edius.

Once in a while you might need to change a certain color only, or correct an overly saturated hue for instance, by using "chrominance" filter.

For most prosumer formats and codecs I think I'll say Edius CC tools are adequate.
 
teddybear said:
Yeah, Jason is right, whats usually called 3 way color correction in most NLE's is in the "white balance" filter.

Using that in combination with "color balance" filter and "YUV" you can get adequate amount of flexibility from edius.

Once in a while you might need to change a certain color only, or correct an overly saturated hue for instance, by using "chrominance" filter.

For most prosumer formats and codecs I think I'll say Edius CC tools are adequate.
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I agree that Edius has decent CC and the chrominance fiter can be very useful.
 
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