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Is there anything like secondary color correction in After Effects?
I like the secondary CC in Premiere as you can isolate the skin tones with the eyedropper. You can use the color expression and choose skin, and then change to color….and then adjust the softness/hue, etc, but for me – it doesn’t seem as effective.
Also I know about the synthetic aperture, but again…I cant find an effective way to isolate certain colors. Lastly, I know hue/saturation does a good job of this, but you cannot eyedrop your color choices….just estimate.
Am I overlooking something?
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You could try the Change to Color effect. I’ve never used it, but I believe it allows you to select and adjust colors in a certain range. There are also several effects such as Curves or Levels for RGB manipulation.
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I’m curious about you not being able to use the secondary color correction tools in Synthetic Aperture Color Finesse.
There are some resources about that here:
https://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2011/07/color-correction-and-color-grading-tutorials-from-karl-soule-and-andrew-devis.html———————————————————————————————————
Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
After Effects quality engineering
After Effects team blog
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total oversight on my part. As soon as I read what you typed, I went to look and over on the left near the bottom, there it was.
I’m still glad I asked because I fear if I never did, I may have continued to overlook that or just assume it wasn’t there.
Thank you.
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