Apple Final Cut Studio Spécifications télécharger pdf (Page 83)

• Bring attention to specific elements in the frame

• Make creative adjustments to stylize the appearance of the images

In most post-production workflows, color correction is one of the last steps taken to finish

a program’s visuals. Ideally, your edit should be locked before you move on to this stage,

especially if you’re sending your sequence to Color. Although you can use Color to

reconform a project based on changes made to the sequence that was originally sent,

it’s considerably more efficient if you are able to complete and lock the edit so that this

isn’t necessary.

You have three choices in color correcting your project. For more information, see:

• Color Correcting a Program in Final Cut Pro

• Sending a Project to Color

• Delivering a Program to Another Facility for Grading

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