Using the Color Pass Filter
Using the Color Pass Filter
| A Creative COW Premiere Pro Video Tutorial |
 | Aanarav Sareen
New Jersey, USA
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In this video tutorial, Creative Cow Leader Aanarav Sareen demonstrates how to use the Color Pass filter to achieve that 'black and white plus one color' look that's so popular right now.
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