Adobe Speedgrade Cc 2014 – Color Grading Software

• What Is Adobe Speedgrade Cc
• Adobe Speedgrade Cc 2014 – Color Grading Software For Beginners
• Adobe Speedgrade Cc 2015

Software Overview

Main Features

Adobe SpeedGrade is a professional color grading application that helps you edit video footage files and deliver high-quality content. It can make fine adjustments to colors, shadows. Adobe SpeedGrade CC lets you deliver balanced color and distinctive, vibrant looks for any type of video production.Grade faster with more connected tools, over a dozen powerful new features, and a redesigned interface that's both intuitive and familiar for Adobe Premiere Pro users.

• Adjust the color and contrast of your video
• Copy corrections from one shot to other shots
• Color grade video with a mask
• Integration with Premiere Pro through Direct Link

Adobe SpeedGrade is a color grading application used to alter the aesthetics of video projects. It is available for Windows and OS X platforms and part of the Creative Cloud suite.

SpeedGrade CC October 2013 release (version 7.1) is now available. For information about the new and changed features in this release, see this What's New article. Adobe® SpeedGrade® CC offers several new features and enhancements that enrich your color grading experience for digital video.

SpeedGrade fully integrates with Premiere Pro through the Direct Link feature, which allows you to edit complete Premiere Pro projects in SpeedGrade. The editor provides a variety of editing tools that help you correct the color of your video and create stylized effects. You can adjust the color and contrast of the video, copy corrections from one shot and apply them to other shots, color grade video with a mask, and apply looks with Look Manager. The application also provides the Continuity Checker tool, which helps you precisely match different color grades of your video.

What Is Adobe Speedgrade Cc

SpeedGrade is a useful tool for filmmakers, editors, and visual effects artists. Whether you are using it at the beginning or end of your workflow, the editor gives you total control over the look and feel of the aesthetics of your video. With Direct Link integration, Adobe SpeedGrade is a great editing companion for Adobe Premiere Pro users.

Supported File Types

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Other file extensions used by Adobe SpeedGrade CC 2015

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When shooting video, you can have unintended color variations from one shot to another. SpeedGrade lets you even out these differences, and balance the clips such that the video flows smoothly from one clip to the next.

You can quickly compare multiple shots on the timeline using the Continuity Checker, and match the color grading as required. The Continuity Checker is often used in combination with the Shot Matcher feature.

Position the master playhead on a timeline that contains two or more clips.

To compare two shots, click 2-Up in the Monitor panel. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Alt+2 (Win)/Option+2 (Mac).

To compare three shots, click 3-Up in the Monitor panel, or use the keyboard shortcut Alt+3 (Win)/Option+3 (Mac).

Note:

To remove the additional playheads and view only the current clip, deselect 2-Up or 3-Up, as required. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Alt+1(Win)/Option+1(Mac).

Review sequential clips with Continuity Checker to ensure grading consistency




You can view multiple shots on the Monitor panel using the Split-screen option, and see the continuity across shots.

To match the shots and grade the clips, turn on Shot Matcher by clicking Match in the Monitor Picture instruments mask integrator 2 0 103. panel.

SpeedGrade provides you with a feature called Shot Matcher that lets you automatically match color between two video shots from the same or a similar scene. For example, you can quickly correct underexposed or overexposed footage by using another shot as reference.

The Shot Matcher feature works best when used in combination with the Continuity Checker. You can use the Continuity Checker to compare the two shots, and then match the color between the shots using Shot Matcher.

For example, say, you have shot a video in different light conditions, and you want to match the skin tone of the model between two shots in the same scene. You can compare the two shots using Continuity Checker, and then match the color between shots using Shot Matcher.

See the example images below that demonstrate how the Shot Matcher feature can dynamically color match your footage.

When you use Shot Matcher Image exif editor 5 0 0 pdf. , SpeedGrade adds an adjustment layer to your grade for that clip. You can adjust the opacity or add additional corrections as required.

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If you try to match shots between two distinctly different scenes, you can get inappropriate results.

Move the playhead to the frame in your sequence that you want to match. Say, Clip A.

Move the playhead to the frame in your sequence that you want to match. Say, Clip A.

Create a second playhead. To do so, press the Control (Windows) or Command (Macintosh) key and drag the Move Playhead icon to the required frame in the Timeline. For more information, see Create an additional playhead.

Make sure that you move the second playhead to the correct frame to be matched. Say, Clip B. When you do so, the two snapshots to match (Clip A and Clip B) are displayed side-by-side or in a split-screen layout

Note:

Shot Matcher works only when you use two playheads. If you try to use three or more playheads, the Shot Matcher feature is disabled.

Select the playhead on the clip to match as the master playhead. For example, select Clip A as the master playhead.

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To select a playhead as the master playhead, click the playhead number. For more information, see Select a master playhead.

Click the Match button or use the keyboard shortcut Control (Windows)/Command (Mac)+ M.

A new grading layer 'AutoColorMatch' is automatically added to the grading layer stack. You can then enable, disable, remove, or save the look as a preset.

You can now apply a color grade that you create in Adobe Photoshop to your video clip by following these steps:

Adobe Speedgrade Cc 2014 – Color Grading Software For Beginners

1. In Photoshop, use all the necessary tools to grade the image, and save the image as a TGA file.
2. In SpeedGrade, reference the TGA file using the new Snapshot browser. A thumbnail of the graded image appears.
3. Move the playhead to the frame in your sequence that you want to match.
4. Click the thumbnail to view the graded Photoshop image in the Monitor view side-by-side with the clip to match.
   
5. Click Shot Matcher.

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SpeedGrade extracts the color grading of the Photoshop image and applies the grading to the selected clip.