The Color Workspace/Lumetri panel has numerous tabs.
Though applying a "simple" filter is pretty easy to do. If either of you can suggest any recent training or videos I can use to get better (there's a laugh) then I'd appreciate it.Īnn's got a good point, but if you want to talk about steep learning curves, AE's graphic is right there on the first page. I do appreciate your replies but it looks like I've a LOT more searching to do. The resultant videos are blue green as red light disappears very fast in water.Īll I wanted to do was to either amend the color to warm it up OR (somehow) add a filter over the top so that I could use that filter on 14 other short vids. Using an old Video cam in an Ikelite housing, in about 10 - 12 ft water I got some great shots however I forgot to test the housing with the orange filter that comes with it. Three way shows me three little circles that I can jigger about with whereas Lumetri seems to show me a list of about 40 options none of which mean a thing to me. This is the problem with modern s/ware it's great, it does great things but the learning curve is atronomical. I searched in the Effects for Lumetri and I just want to shoot myself, options, options, options, everywhere! I need to Google Youtube for more.
The vid I watched looked very good and clear, but as mentioned it went belly up in step 2 ! The issue most new users have is that they have to 'trust' people who post on Youtube (depending on the freshness of the content, neglected to check that, pah!) I don't know where I would look for Legacy panels but I DID try entering 3 way color but did not find it ( reading Jasons' reply I noticed 3 AND THREE, pesky semantics)
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