How I used CineMatch to Color Grade My Short Film in Final Cut Pro
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Love tools that make things easier. Thanks!
Agreed!!
Wow, now this is one very cool app to add to your video editing. I'm going to check this out to see want editing software it works with. Thank you for this quick detailed use of the CineMatch App. Wow, it sure is an excellent App for Windows/APP 1Gig. Nicely Done, Jake!
Thanks Steve!!
Great video Jake! Always a huge help!
Thanks!
I have never been so convinced to buy a software product so fast. What a game changer this will be. Thanks Jake! I wonder if you can apply the settings to a empty layer over top in PR to apply to multi clips?
That would be interesting to try! I don’t use premier so I can’t say if it works that way or not
Yes, you can apply CineMatch to an adjustment layer and apply the corrections to your entire timeline
@@johnparker8493 Thank you!
@@JakeSloan I just made my first video using cinematch, and it was a delight. It was some old footage, so I am not sure if the DJI osmo and A7iii were set to the correct color modes, but just with the cinematch tools, i got very pleasing results. Thanks again Jake.
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Thank you Jim!!
This was good to know.
Great job at conveying it to us Jake. 50%off awesome.
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Nice. Enjoy Bob!
well done checking off that bucket
Thanks!
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Thank you
This is one of my favorite plugins of all time. My only question is whether once you click the Rec.709 Transform, are any adjustments you make done in Rec.709 color space, or does it make the adjustments in linear color space without losing data. I guess that's a question for Cinematch.
That’s an excellent question and I’ll ask it to try and find out.
So I asked and they said it does make the changes in the linear color space!
@@JakeSloan Oooh, cool! Thanks Jake!
Hey jake, great stuff and great location , i have a question about cinematch. I currently shoot with canon c70 and a myriad of other cameras from go pros to mavics and osmo pocket 3. But i have several sony fs100’s from years ago when i was shooting live music venues. Is there any way of getting these older formats to produce anything worth while…i know they dont have the DR. Any ideas on what would be a starting point as the source ca,era choice?…thanks for the info as im sort of new to the whole cinematch thing..
You can definitely use Cinematic to color grade the footage from the older cameras and it does have color matching tools that can be used to help them match up even more but it will definitely take a bit of work on your side. The good news is once you have a grade you are happy with you can save it as a LUT file
Do you color before or after the cut? Or do you edit and color as you go?
Most. People just apply a basic color transform. Get to the final edit then do all the color matches and grades. Otherwise you would be working on footage that might not even be in the final video.
@@Photovintageguy you're right 🙏🏽
Definitely after. I’ll be doing a video about the editing process soon!!
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Thanks!!
Is this cinematch plugin the equivalent of adobe premiere ai color grading?
no it is quite different at matching the look of different cameras
Anybody have issues with Cinematch and exporting out of Premiere Pro? I'm finding that the colors I grade for in Premiere do not match up with what is exporting.
Hopefully someone will be able to answer. I don't use Premier so I can't say. I remember a bit back certain versions of premier had this issue, export colors did not match what the grade showed in the edit