Color correction

[Lake Films]

What do most of you use to color correct?

I go between Final cut's cc, Nattress filters & Magic bullet....

Sorry, wrong section!!

 

[Blaine]

For most things I use a combination of FCP's 3-Way Color Corrector and the Color Corrector. For specialty purposes, particularly old or damaged film I use Nattress. I have used Magic Bullet sparingly (excruciating render times) like Day for Night.

 

[MovieSwede]

I use vegas and my main favourites are levels, color curves, primary color corrector, secondary colorcorrector and of course MB look suite.

 

[J.R. Hudson]

Usually Vegas

MB only has a few I actually like

 

[MovieSwede]

Yes John, but the few we really likes we REALLY like.

 

[J.R. Hudson]

I do agree with that !

 

[HorseFilms]

Vegas. I don't usually do anything fancy, just try to get a nice, natural look.

 

[Isaac_Brody]

I like color correcting in after effects. I use a mix of levels, curves, layer blending modes, and sometimes I'll break out color finesse for the nitty gritty controls.

 

[oneinfiniteloop]

I've been using this awesome macro called Color Grade in Shake lately for getting my look down, then using other CC tools in Shake for correctional, contiunity purposes.

 

[Lake Films]

I actually think, after using both, that Nattress is better than MB. I like his controls over the 'curves'.

 

[HorseFilms]

The Vegas equivalent would be to say that Celluloid is better than MB. I use it a lot more. You can easily get the looks you want without tying up your machine for 3 weeks trying to render a 30 sec clip.

 

[Chris Messineo]

I actually think, after using both, that Nattress is better than MB. I like his controls over the 'curves'.

The Nattress filters have been on my "wish list" for awhile now. I really need to get them.

Chris

 

[Lake Films]

For $!00, they can't be beat! And Graeme is there to help should you need it.....