[Chris Schaap]

Hi Tony,
I know its a free service and i know you can’t demand the ultimate highest Quality and service, but that’s not my question:
The only thing i ask is:
Does anybody else notice the same problem and do you have a nice workaround for it.

[Chris Schaap]

Of course that is an option but, i was hoping more on a solution that does not require this.
It seems odd that YouTube does something with you color of your video, i can’t imagine that there’s nobody in the world that have no problem with it or any solution

[Chris Schaap]

Hi Neil,

Thanks for the response, i do have AE and Motion so i could try to to de slo-mo of that particular shot in the software. I’ve read about people who did there slo-mo’s in motion. That could be a workaround. All our footage is Progressive, when we need really slo-mo’s we always shot at higher frame rates, i do not use cinema tools then, but just convert it to ProRes with Clipwrap and that looks stunning.
But just sometimes i need to adjust the speed of a clip or panning, just a little bit to let it just because it’s fits better in the edit. That’s why i preferred not to go out of FCP, but i was already prepared for the need of it 🙁
90% of our work ends on YouTube/Vimeo (which by the way always ends up darker then the version we’ve uploaded, but thats another question)
I do not have a broadcast monitor yet, because of that, but it’s on the “all i want for 2013 list :)”

[Chris Schaap]

Do you also notice that when you upload your export to youtube the final version on YouTube is darker then the original?