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Premiere Pro CS6: 55 Color 9 Secondary Color Correction
COW Library : Adobe Premiere Pro basics Tutorials : Andrew Devis : Premiere Pro CS6: 55 Color 9 Secondary Color Correction
 In this tutorial, Andrew Devis shows how to use the tools in the secondary color corrector to perform some secondary color correction on an over saturated item in the shot. Andrew shows how to create and view a mask that is specific to the color of the item in question and then how to finesse that mask with the various tools in the secondary color correction section. Secondary color correction is an option in quite a few color tools in Premiere Pro, so learning how to use this tool will prove very useful to your editing and color correction and color grading work-flow. |
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