Search results matching tag 'colour'

Help! footage plays green in playback

oxocube — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 12:39:19 GMT

Hi, I'm working on MC 3.0.5, I'm digitizing in from a sony Z1 camera directly. I recorded 1080i 50. I'm working from a mac book, leopard.

When I'm digitizing the media the footage is green and when viewing the footage it's green but when you stop on a frame the footage goes back to a slightly pink version of what is originally shot.

I have done a small export to quicktime, the outcome is the same pinkish tone but again not the original.

Any help please?

Change Timeline's Background Colour

drbgaijin — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 23:40:10 GMT

In one of my Tutorials about customising the colours of tracks and clips I forgot to include information about customising the colour of the background of the timeline window.

Here it is now!

Regards,
Douglas

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Avid for Liquid Users: Lesson 15 - Rainbow Timeline - It can be done!

drbgaijin — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 02:53:12 GMT

The fifteenth in a series of tutorials created to assist Avid/Pinnacle Liquid users who are considering migrating to Media Composer.

This Tutorial is very short and was made to show Liquid migrants that they didn't have to keep the default MC colour scheme.
The actual process of changing the colours is shown in one of my later tutorials - "Changing the Colours of Timeline Tracks and Clips".

Regards,
Douglas

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All the Colours of the Rainbow

drbgaijin — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 02:12:03 GMT

There are many reasons why one would want to choose different colours for different clips ranging from "a well thought out colour scheme to help identify clips" to "a desire to look trendy"!
Although the changing of track colours is easy to find.... changing the individual clips on a track to different colours is not so obvious at first.

Regards
Douglas

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Animatte

TrainerDave — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 03:12:41 GMT

In this episode, we use the Animatte effect to create an isolation so a colour effect can be applied to only a part of the scene

http://community.avid.com/forums/p/65284/365707.aspx#365707

Isolate a colour using the Chroma Key Effect

Chad — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 23:59:47 GMT

One way of doing the 'Pleasantville' effect where you leave a single colour while the rest of the frame is made black & white: