Jose Alfonzo
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Thank you shane! my bosses saw it, liked it very much! thanks for your time.
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You might know this already… maybe not. don’t judge the footage on how it looks on the computer, but on how it looks on the monitor. do a test; edit with a monitor hooked up, and it how it looks. let me know how it went.
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Hi there.Thank you so much for responding. I read about the vector scope, and i understood that “generally” you don’t want to pass the “color targets” while adjusting color saturation. But in this show, the clips look “all funky”, basically, not real at all, they look colorized. So, my question is: what is legal in the vectorscope??? Again Thank you so much.
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thanks
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yeah, I mean, I don’t recall right now. just play with it, see what you can find 😉
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this is an easy way: go to export movie, then quicktime conversion. in there, you should find something that says filters. look for film, or something that sounds like that and tweak it, until your desire look. let me know if you got it!
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make sure that, in the settings in final cut, the sequence is also anamorphic. make a qicktime of that, and in dvd studio, choose 16:9 letterbox
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May you gotta cut your project into different pieces. cut em up, make quicktimes of them, and do a new sequence (on a new project). This might fix it.
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thanks mate!
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Thanks john!
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