Color Pass

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Bsmith

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Hey I'm testing a few shots on this clip I have, and I want to use the color pass effect so that everything is black and white excpet for the color I want to show.  Well I can get it so that one shade of that color shows but everytime the sun/shade appears..the colors shade changes.  

Is there a way you can put multiple layers of this effect using the different shades so that in the final clip the whole image of that color is in...well color.

Do I need more video tracks? What?

http://www.zoomforce.com/cgi-bin/dvxuser/more.cgi?403
 
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..you could try color matching then running the effect. would be sort of tedious, but with changing colors youll probably be left doing somthing tedious to deal with all the variants of color.
 
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How can I post an image here so you can clearly see what I'm talking about?
 
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Ok this link is...

http://www.zoomforce.com/cgi-bin/dvxuser/more.cgi?403

Is really crappy. I don't know why..this is my first time posting anything. but you will notice the gray blots on the shirt. Its suppose to be all red..but due to the sun and shade it changes the color.

Also I'm using Premiere 6.0 and there is no color match. How can I change those gray areas into the color they are suppose to be?
 
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Thanks...I read it

But the thing is..Premiere 6.0 doesn't have color correction does it? I don't think so, unless its called something else.

I did gte a couple of ideas from that article...such as using color pass and using the invert box with that.

I'll also prolly have to work on my keyframing. Gah I hate it
 
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