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Post by iblvinathgcldlv on Mar 8, 2006 23:32:06 GMT -5
sounds really boring and tedious, but necessary nevertheless!
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Post by kenny on Mar 9, 2006 0:23:45 GMT -5
Yeah. Color correcting must be a real pain in the ass.
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Post by Eric T. Jones on Mar 9, 2006 0:28:27 GMT -5
Yeah, it is. With the small window I'm given, I can't really get good results- I might have to export a frame from each shot as a still image, then color adjust from there. I've had the problem of too-red images looking too-blue, and now they have a greenish tinge to them.
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Post by iblvinathgcldlv on Mar 9, 2006 0:28:45 GMT -5
hey, save that for swearing fitz!
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Post by kenny on Mar 12, 2006 19:54:00 GMT -5
LOL, not to mention that god-awful Shinobi footage! That needs EXTENSIVE color correcting, even reconstruction!
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Post by kenny on Aug 12, 2007 12:36:01 GMT -5
Color correction might be one of the visual tricks we should use for Productivity, as I wanted to adjust the "feel" for some scenes. developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Color_correction_(concept)(Copy/Paste the full link with (concept)) Some of the examples it cites (epically Minority Report) clearly represent color correction's impact on a scene if used correctly. I had originally wanted a sort of "blue hue" to permeate the film's scenes, so instead of waiting until winter so the sky will get darker, we can just adjust lighting in post, allowing filming to commence the minute I get a cast list this time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Minority_Report_bleached.jpg(Again, copy/paste the link fully) The blue hue of Minority Report. I didn't intend to refer to this film for reference initially, but that is somewhat the effect I wanted, only somewhat more subdued.
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Post by Eric T. Jones on Aug 12, 2007 13:58:25 GMT -5
I did an orange-green tint on my re-edit of "N", which so far is my most advanced color-correction work (just need to master getting "natural" color). Blue tint can sometimes be used to great effect, but there are plenty of instances where it just looks awful. We'll see how it works, although tinting might not be a bad idea for "Productivity".
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