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Looking for video tutorial on selective color usage
Not sure where I saw it before (and if it was Premiere or AE), but I`m looking for a tutorial on how to do the effect where lets say the most common thin, I want to keep a rose color and everything else black and white. Thanks
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It is a bit easier to do in AE, but can be done in Premiere. Put your video clip in V1 and a duplicate copy in V2 over the clip in V1. desaturate the clip in V1 to make it gray scale. Apply a 8 point garbage matte to the clip in V2 and toggle animation on for each point. Use the matte to outline your flower, changing the location of its points over time.
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I also just saw this in DV magazine.
In AE he uses Effect – Color – Leave Color.
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I believe you want to research the “Color Pass” effect.
You may need to use a loose garbage matte as well though. It depends on what else is in the frame.
Steven
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If the rose is the only red object, you can do Mike’s method with an inverted chroma key (on red) instead of an animated matte.
-jeff
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thanks guys, I`ll check out the color pass, as well as found a cow tutorial using ‘leave color in AE’, so I shoul dbe all set 🙂
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