gunleik Well-known member Nov 7, 2006 #2 3,5 ways: The manual is pretty cool... - Loads of info in there. The Pechpit book on CC (I don't remember the nave exactly) is good. Work on it. Learn to read the scopes. Monitor on a proper monitor. Experiment. Experiment. Experience. And have fun as you go Gunleik
3,5 ways: The manual is pretty cool... - Loads of info in there. The Pechpit book on CC (I don't remember the nave exactly) is good. Work on it. Learn to read the scopes. Monitor on a proper monitor. Experiment. Experiment. Experience. And have fun as you go Gunleik
bbalser Veteran Nov 8, 2006 #3 "Apple Pro Training Series; Advanced Color Correction and Effects in Final Cut Pro 5" Best way to learn it, great book.
"Apple Pro Training Series; Advanced Color Correction and Effects in Final Cut Pro 5" Best way to learn it, great book.
adkimery Veteran Nov 8, 2006 #4 DigitalFilm Tree has a very good CC DVD. It's a few years old, but AFAIK the 3-way CC in FCP hasn't changed so it's step-by-step instruction is still accurate, and the info about color manipulation is always going to be relevant. -A
DigitalFilm Tree has a very good CC DVD. It's a few years old, but AFAIK the 3-way CC in FCP hasn't changed so it's step-by-step instruction is still accurate, and the info about color manipulation is always going to be relevant. -A