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Michael Murphy
June 12, 2012 at 2:04 amIt sounds like you will be able to color correct/grade in Premiere for basic needs.
I think you mentioned using Warp Stabilizer earlier in AE? If you are upgrading to CS6, Premiere Pro now has Warp Stabilizier & somewhat easier color correction.
Might be easiest on this round to just stay in PP, rather than going to AE or Speedgrade. CS6 is a great package!
Good luck.
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Juan Stewart
June 12, 2012 at 5:29 amThanks Michael! I kno, CS6 would be great. But don’t know if I’ll be able for this project…
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Nate Mclean
August 23, 2015 at 9:08 amHow does one color grade 10-bit Prores footage from the GH4 + Atomos Shogun in After Effects on a PC without rendering out washed out image? Seems like the PC does not want to render the same color saturation and contrast as I see in the After Effects panal. Is this because PC is not reading Prores correctly? Can I just export to some different codec? Or must I transcode all the footage from the prores to something else when working on a pC? Thanks so much!
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