Hi
Finished reading (most of it anyways) Adobes white paper on color management in After Effects. Near the end it refers to using a color converter effect on an adjustment layer to simulate output of various film stocks. I though this might be extremely useful for either a primary or final grading, especially if your destination is HD dailies.
I know Apple and Davinci make great tools for color grading, but for a CS5 workflow, the more I learn about After Effects, the more it makes sense to me to use PPro ONLY for editing, and AE for everything else, fx, CC, grading, titles and final renders.
Finished reading (most of it anyways) Adobes white paper on color management in After Effects. Near the end it refers to using a color converter effect on an adjustment layer to simulate output of various film stocks. I though this might be extremely useful for either a primary or final grading, especially if your destination is HD dailies.
I know Apple and Davinci make great tools for color grading, but for a CS5 workflow, the more I learn about After Effects, the more it makes sense to me to use PPro ONLY for editing, and AE for everything else, fx, CC, grading, titles and final renders.