broadcast color safe

[Michael Szalapski]

As I understand it, pretty much yes to both.
You can use the scopes in Color Finesse to see what’s outside the color range and to correct for it, but I feel you’ll get better color if you can preview it on a broadcast monitor. At least you’ll be able to see what you’re doing.
Also, the Broadcast Colors filter does make it broadcast legal, you’d probably be better off doing it in Color Finesse though. You can make colors broadcast legal by applying a levels effect too. (input sliders to 235 and 16) 🙂 but again, you’d get better quality fiddling with the colors manually in Color Finesse.

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[Todd Kopriva]

See this page. It gives tips and instructions for various methods.

One method is to use the Broadcast Colors effect, but not to automatically make the changes for you. Rather, you can use it to identify the areas that need adjustment so that you can make the adjustments yourself.

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[Michael Szalapski]

You’re not disagreeing with me Dave, you’re merely clarifying what I said. 🙂

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[Chris Wright]

color finesse’s smart limiter is the simplest way because it smoothes the luma and chroma transition automatically instead of lopping it off.

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[Ryan Santos]

Thanks guys for your answers. Really very helpful. God bless.