robmneilson
Veteran
Anyone know of any good resources for color. Ive tried playing around with it but havent really been able to make heads or tails.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
Color tutorials?
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Charlie Anderson
Not so clever
Oooooo I'm definitely going to pick this up
Yeah its good. And what most people around here will probably recommend.
Kwan
Well-known member
[SIZE=-1]I have NoahK DVD. It's not a tutorial DVD, It's more like [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]introduction [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]"what is COLOR and What COLOR can do.[/SIZE][SIZE=-1] You won't find any Step-by-Step Instruction to follow.
In my opinion check out following two links. I have both and it really helpful.
Ripple Training
http://www.rippletraining.com/color_grading_in_color_online_edition.html
And DMTS
http://www.digitalmediatraining.com/products/jumpstart/fcstudio2/color/index.html
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In my opinion check out following two links. I have both and it really helpful.
Ripple Training
http://www.rippletraining.com/color_grading_in_color_online_edition.html
And DMTS
http://www.digitalmediatraining.com/products/jumpstart/fcstudio2/color/index.html
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NoahK
Hottie Mod
Sorry you didn't like the level of instruction we delivered on our Color DVD, Kwan. We've had a lot of feedback on the DVD and most of it highly positive, yours not included of course. Most folks say it's the perfect primer for FCP editors wanting to get up to speed on how Color works and its interface.
In the interests of clear advertising, we've recently updated our catalog page to make the DVD's introductory nature more clear. And incidentally I agree, if you or anyone reading this thread is looking for a step-by-step advanced tutorial, one of the other training DVDs you mentioned would probably be more appropriate. Our goal was to demystify the concept of color-correction and the interface and workflow of Color to provide a foundation on which a user can then go on to more advanced projects. :beer:
Noah
In the interests of clear advertising, we've recently updated our catalog page to make the DVD's introductory nature more clear. And incidentally I agree, if you or anyone reading this thread is looking for a step-by-step advanced tutorial, one of the other training DVDs you mentioned would probably be more appropriate. Our goal was to demystify the concept of color-correction and the interface and workflow of Color to provide a foundation on which a user can then go on to more advanced projects. :beer:
Noah
Kwan
Well-known member
Noah,
I disagree, I never said that I didn't like the level of instruction. [SIZE=-1]
This is a great introductory DVD[/SIZE]. It was very helpful for me when there wasn't any video tutorial.
As you [SIZE=-1]mentioned[/SIZE] "it's the perfect primer for FCP editors wanting to get up to speed on how Color works and its interface. I'm 100% agree with you and it's true. But now time has running tutorials has been upgraded and we have [SIZE=-1]Step-by-Step Guide & Tutorial[/SIZE] DVD by DMTS and Ripple Traning. which has more comprehensive lessons.
I disagree, I never said that I didn't like the level of instruction. [SIZE=-1]
This is a great introductory DVD[/SIZE]. It was very helpful for me when there wasn't any video tutorial.
As you [SIZE=-1]mentioned[/SIZE] "it's the perfect primer for FCP editors wanting to get up to speed on how Color works and its interface. I'm 100% agree with you and it's true. But now time has running tutorials has been upgraded and we have [SIZE=-1]Step-by-Step Guide & Tutorial[/SIZE] DVD by DMTS and Ripple Traning. which has more comprehensive lessons.