How do I set up the color correction filter in EDIUS?

In Edius Pro 8, the Color Correction filter includes a special effect:

1. YUV curve: The luminance signal is called Y, and the chromaticity signal is composed of two independent signals. Depending on the color system and format, the two chromaticity signals are often referred to as U and V, or PB and PR, or CB and CR.

2. Three-way color correction: To put it bluntly, it is to adjust the white balance on the image. You can control the color of the highlight, midtones, and dark areas of the picture separately.

It provides primary color correction (the filter is applied multiple times to achieve multiple secondary color corrections) and is one of the most frequently used color correction filters in EDIUS.

3. Monochrome: Adjust the picture to a certain monochrome effect.

4. Reverse ** to adjust the picture to some kind of reversal effect.

5. Poster: Adjust the picture to a certain poster effect.

6. Improve contrast: Increase the contrast level of the picture.

7. Color balance: In addition to adjusting the color tendency of the picture, you can also adjust the chromaticity, brightness and contrast, which is also one of the most frequently used color correction filters in EDIUS.

8. Brown: Adjust the picture to a certain brown effect.

9. Negative: Adjust the picture to a certain negative effect.

Inside the detailed description.

1. First of all, we import the material into the material library, then open the special effects panel to find the color correction under the **filter, select the three-way color correction and drag it to the material. At this time, we can see the "three-way color correction" in the information window, double-click it, and we enter the color correction setting interface.

2. The first thing that catches your eye is the three color wheels of "black balance", "gray balance" and "white balance". Then you have to ask, what do they mean? How to use them?

In fact, black balance refers to the dark part of the material, like a shadow or something; White balance refers to the bright parts of the footage; Gray balance is in the middle of black balance and white balance, and the part that is lighter than the dark part is darker than the light, hahaha, a little winding. It won't be like this when you're acquainted with it.

Below each color wheel ball there will be settings for saturation and contrast. These settings are targeted, e.g. saturation and contrast in black balance only work on the shadows in the footage, not elsewhere; The same goes for saturation and contrast in gray and white balance.

3. Let's take a look at the use of hue, saturation, and color pickers in the effect range limit. First of all, let's take a look at the hue, there is a color bar in the color side, there are two sliders on the color bar, we should simply know this when we see this, we will choose the color by sliding the position of these two sliders! The downward slider refines the transition area of the clip's color, while the upward slider adjusts the entire area of the clip.

Now let's take only adjusting the color of the characters in the ** material as an example to talk about how to use it. Let's select "Hue", "Saturation" and "Brightness", and then select the area of the garment. To make it obvious, we click on the "Show key" at the top right of the hue color bar, where the white part is the selected part.

By adjusting Hue, Saturation, and Brightness.

I don't have a detailed choice here, you have to choose the clothes carefully and patiently. Finally, we adjust the color of the clothes according to the color range of the clothes.

4. Finally, let's take a look at the "color picker". We can choose the color balance range that we want to change to change the color.