Unboxing ASUS ProArt PA278QV Monitor Entry Level Color Matching and Color Grading
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- Today We're Answering Subscribers Questions and Comments about Monitors. Unboxing an ASUS ProArt PA278QV Monitor. And this is for Entry Level Color Correction and Color Grading. So as We go through the details, We need to look at the Specs on this Monitor. We'll point out some features, what it does and what it does not do and how it lines up with those Specs We've just defined. And a third set of Specs We're going to throw in with this as it relates to how this Monitor can be mounted using VESA Mount.
Monitor Specs - Entry Level Color Correction Monitor
1. Wide Color Gamut
100% Rec 709
100% sRGB
2. Size 27" - 32" 4K
WQHD (2560x 1440) LCD IPS monitor
3. Resolution - above 1080 - 2K
4. Calmon verified
Colorimeter
5. VESA mount compliant - 100x100mm
6. ASUS ProArt
7. Rotatable screen
8. Dual DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort
9. 4 Port USB 3.0 Hub
10. Speakers
Links mentioned in Video and Bibliography:
1. ASUS ProArt Display PA278QV 27” WQHD (2560 x 1440) Monitor, 100% sRGB-Rec. 709 ΔE - 2, IPS, DisplayPort HDMI DVI-
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2. ProArt Display PA278QV｜Monitors｜ASUS USA
www.asus.com/us/Displays-Desk...
3. What is the VESA standard and which one I´ve got
www.vesa-standard.com/index.html
4. About DisplayHDR - VESA - Interface Standards for The Display Industry
vesa.org/about-displayhdr/
5. Get DisplayHDR Test - Microsoft Store
www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/dis...
6. Calman Color Calibration Software - Portrait Displays
www.portrait.com/calman-calib...
7. Asus PA278QV - Specifications - pixel density and Brightness (nits)
www.displayspecifications.com...
8. ASUS ProArt Display PA27UCX-K 27" 16:9 4K HDR IPS Monitor
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9. Flanders Scientific
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10. FSI - DM241
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11. EnTech Taiwan - Utilities - Monitor Asset Manager
www.entechtaiwan.com/util/mon...
12. ASUS ProArt Monitor
www.asus.com/Microsite/ProArt...
13. 19 About Pantone Validated - Pantone
www.pantone.com/license/about...
14. ASUS.com-ProArt-Professional-Monitor-Color-Accuracy-
www.asus.com/ProArt/Professio...
15. Color Correction vs Color Grading- What’s the Difference- - ViewSonic Library
www.viewsonic.com/library/cre...
16. Datacolor SpyderX Pro - Monitor Calibration Designed for Serious Photographers and Designers SXP100
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17. Datacolor SpyderX Capture Pro: Photo Tool Kit for Precision Color Control from Capture Through Editing
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18. Calibrite ColorChecker Display (CCDIS)
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19. VIVO Adapter VESA Mount Quick Release Bracket Kit, Stand Attachment and Wall Mount Removable VESA Plate for Easy LCD Monitor and TV Screen Mounting, Stand-VAD2
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20. 9.Solutions VESA to 5/8”Receptacle, Allows Small to Medium Sized VESA Compatible Monitors, 9.XV1014
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21. Tether Tools Rock Solid VESA Studio Monitor Mount for Stands
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22. Kupo Super Knuckle VESA Monitor Mount Kit (KG037511)
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23. If you're still connecting HD monitors to your computer, it's time to upgrade
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24. ASUS ProArt Display 32” 4K HDR Monitor (PA329CV) - UHD (3840 x 2160), IPS, 100% sRGB - Rec.709, ΔE - 2, Calman Verified, USB-C Power Delivery, DisplayPort, HDMI, USB 3.1 Hub, C-clamp, Height Adjustable
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25. Sanus Super Slim 8' HDMI Cable - 8 Feet - 18 Gbps High-Speed Supports Full 1080P, 4K, UltraHD, 3D, Ethernet, and Audio Return Channel - SOA-SH8
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Thanks for the in depth review. I would like to appreciate your video more but that's a whole separate conversation 😹
Hi Biswajit,
Welcome. Thank You. Much Appreciated.
I like this guy explaining things. Simple and informative. More power!
Hi ChancE 101,
Welcome! Absolutely! Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Watching!
Hey Gill, love the clear and concise introduction. I'll sure visit here often.
Hi Emmanuel Adejoh,
Welcome! Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Watching! Are You interested more in that Specific Monitor or Entry Level Color Correction and Color Grading? This Feedback helps Us to make better Videos!
You are excellent at explaining everything in detail (and tossing in comments teasing at advanced concepts in other videos of yours), the visuals are also super for us visual learners, AND you covered some aspects of setting up the monitor that I did not even know was there with this Asus. Thank you big time!!!!!!!
Hi Suzanne Kammerer,
Welcome! I'm honored You noticed! Appreciate Your Comments and Support! Glad We could help!
Really need you to do more reviews. You are incredible sir.
Hi Fyreblade,
Welcome! I'm honored! Appreciate Your Comments!
Best review for this monitor! Thank you Gill!👍🏻
Hi Renegade Eats,
Welcome! Thank You very much! I'm honored! You've made my day! Great Monitor for the Price point and Performance!
THANK YOU SO MUCH... I AM GLAD I CAME THROUGH YOUR VIDEO WHICH WAS SO DETAILED AND HELPED ME A LOT
Hi user-hf2ns6uf5z,
Welcome. Just now seeing Your question. Fantastic. Thank You very much for Your comment.
Thanks for such a thorough review.
Hi Gurminder Gill,
Welcome! Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Watching!
You discovering that VESA plate quick release is pure genius. I ordered immediately from your link. Also the bit about the color calibrator leaving a mark on the screen was something I wondered about for years. Thanks again. I do extensive photo and video work and will check out your other videos for sure. I certainly understand and appreciate your challenges and attention to the lighting with all your camera angles.
Hi Suzanne Kammerer,
That took a lot of Research, maybe 6 months to find those Parts! Everyone Lists them differently! For example, every Grip Gear manufacturer makes some type of VESA Mount. Some Mounts are Multi Purpose while others are Single Purpose! Lots of digging through copious amounts of information!
Appreciate Your Support! The color monkey puck mark left on the screen was very annoying! Three Point Lighting is simple when using 1 Camera. Adding Cameras for different shots or angles complicates the Lighting setup. I need to do a major overhaul of that but in time. More important right now to communicate the technology Viewers need 1st! To do a full light canopy overhead is going to require a bit of time and expense that's hard to justify right now! We need to cover some of the newer VESA Mounts as an example! Success on setting up Your Studio!
@@BuildOrBuy Since I've been a pro photographer for 50+ years, I can't count the number of lighting set-ups I've created thru the years. Rip stop nylon makes for a great and cheap "dome" in smallish spaces. I have G.A.S. (gear acquisition syndrome) so thanks for contributing while I wait for my ASUS ProArt monitor to arrive.
Hi@@SuzannesVault,
I'm honored to meet You! Thank You for Sharing! Was thinking about using a Menace Mount for Overhead with Aputure. Still working through the mechanics of all of that! G.A.S... We can relate! Fascinating technology! A Great time to be Building a Purpose Built Computer! Keep Us Posted on Your Progress! Good Monitor for the price!
Hey Gill! Excellent unboxing video! You explain this monitor very clearly for a begginer. Thanks!
Hi Presto Paul TV,
Welcome! I'm honored! Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Watching!
@@BuildOrBuy Absolutely!
This was very informative for me, thank you. I have just set up a new computer with this monitor but it was still a generic monitor according to Windows. I'll be digging into more of your videos.
Hi A J K,
Welcome! Outstanding! Now You can make better use of Your Monitor! Great Monitor for the Price and Performance! Appreciate Your Comments!
Amazing content!
Hi Hawk,
Thank You Very Much!
I had no idea you did unboxings and reviews! This is the EXACT monitor I was looking at for my upcoming upgrade!
So extremely glad I came across your channel, Gill!
Hi The Wright Network,
Absolutely! Great Monitor for Entry Level Color Grading! We'd like to see ASUS ProArt Motherboards to have the same levels as their Monitors! Watching all of these new CPUs and Chipsets lately has kept Us busy! Your Comments help Us to create better Videos Viewers want! Such as the Quad cards and M.2 NVMe PCIe Heatsinks! In to the weeds and Down the rabbit hole!
Great video. Thanks
Hi Antonio P,
Welcome! Excellent! Great Monitor for the price! Appreciate Your Comment! Thanks for Watching!
Great job!
Hi james wubbolt,
Appreciate Your Support! Thanks for Watching and Commenting!
Hey Gil, I'm a beginner at set up. Your video is the best I've seen. One question, do I need to install the driver you mentioned? I've never had to do that before.
Hi Grace Taylor,
Welcome! Depends upon how You're going to use the Monitor as in Color Grading. For regular viewing, helps but not necessary. Hope that helps. Try it both ways and see if You can tell a difference.
a friend of mine bought it and it's an amazing monitor,now i'm looking for the 31.5" one. It's a monitor great for artists, video editors, picture grading and so on.
Hello Florian Ristea,
Welcome! Absolutely! Appreciate Your Comments! Good value proposition! ASUS also makes higher end Color Grading Monitors!
Hi Gill!, I like your explanation on this video! i want to know what do you think about this monitor vs dell U series 27", im thinking to buy one of those two or lenovo thinkvision E27Q. I mainly use it for graphic design and stuff. thankyou
Hi hunting cicadas,
Welcome! Thank You! Great Question! Currently Working on next Video! This will require a Video Response! Hope You don't mind the wait! Thanks for Asking!
Hello! Quick and stupid question. I am an amateur photographer, but I want my clients to see the colors I have created using this monitor. So I have to choose sRGB mode for color correction, yes?
BTW, thank you very much for this review! Very interesting and useful!
Hi Andrius Sarapinas,
Welcome! Appreciate Your Comments! Here to help! Your Question... Includes Calman Verified, Color Calibration testing analysis. Yes! sRGB for Viewing Your Source material to match with print calibration. Always Test and Verify before the Client sees anything! This Monitor is very good for Entry Level Color Grading! Success with Your Clients! Show them on a Monitor then show them on a SmartTV also Calibrated! Dramatic! Hope that helps! Thanks for Asking!
Hi Gill, nice video! Now I'm preparing to build a WRX80 3955wx build. It's mainly for music production, runing DAWs stuff. For SSDs, I'm hesitating whether I need a U.2 drive or just stick with M.2s. Those Asus WRX80 got 2 U.2 ports and I saw that normaly U.2 drives are more durable, but cost a little more. what's your opinion on those drives, do I need those U.2s for 1.3 DWPD or normal M.2s (usually 0.3 DWPD) as SN850 is fine?
Hi Damien Chai,
Welcome! Thank You very much! Congrats on Your decision to Build WRX80! Smart choice! U.2 vs M.2 and both being NVMe. We could do a Video just on that Topic alone!
Short Answer, stick with M.2 NVMe. Better value.
Longer Answer, U.2 has a higher capacity, right now but at a substantial price. M.2 has a greater Speed. Chances are, You'll migrate to a new Drive in maybe 2 to 3 years. This is a 10 year Computer.
1. U.2 NVMe is PCIe 3.0 = 3,500MBps
2. M.2 NVMe
3. PCIe 3.0 M.2 = 3,500MBps.
4. PCIe 4.0 M.2, 1st Generation = 5,000MBps.
5. PCIe 4.0 M.2, 2nd Generation = 7,000MBps.
6. PCIe 4.0 M.2, 3rd Generation = 7,300MBps.
7. The WD Black SN 850 is PCIe 4.0 M.2, 2nd Generation = 7,000MBps.
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8. The Seagate FireCuda 530 is PCIe 4.0 M.2, 3rd Generation = 7,300MBps.
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The faster Drive as Listed above is also less expensive. Hope that helps!
BTW: Which Audio interface are You planning on using? Thunderbolt?
@@BuildOrBuy Wow that's a quick response, appreciate that!
I'm using RME's audio interface and that's USB all the way, not a fan of thunderbolt.
So as you've said, basically M.2's lifespan is enough for average workstation usage. There are some hilarious Optane 5800 drives which got 100dwpd and crazy expensive, figured out that's not for me.
Actually I'd like to know how many GBs writes per day we can go upto if heavily used
@@ChaiMingze Well I read GEN4 M.2 drives are rated for the full drive capacity delete and write every day for three years. The Firecuda 530 is rated the full drive capacity delete and write every day for five years. Both are a lot but four 2TB Firecuda drives cost $240 more than four Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus 2TB drives. It's your money. With four drives in a raid0 each drive should only W/R one fourth of each operation and up the lifespan to four times that of a single 8TB drive. IDK but I think that's right. Best Wishes.
@@maxhughes5687 Thanks m8
Hi@@ChaiMingze,
Good timing since We had a Video Premiere today then right back into getting the next Video Filmed! Another smart choice on Your part! I think most who are using Thunderbolt for Audio, do so as it is trendy. Or seen as a hot topic. USB is safer and proven to work. Besides the Thunderbolt Audio interfaces are using proprietary plug-ins and that's going to be a problem later on. The most important aspect of an Audio interface is Latency then the Mic preamps.
To Your Question, We'd need to pick a Drive for example like the WD Black SN850 and verify the Stats for Endurance. The WD Black SN850 according to their own Specs state: Endurance (TBW) on 2TB 1,200 TBW (terabytes written) values calculated using JEDEC client workload (JESD219) and vary by product capacity. And in comparing those Stats, the 2TB has a higher Endurance than the 1TB or 500GB versions. And those have a 5 year warranty. Replace them in 3 years. Done. Does that help? Great Question!
Asus ProArt monitor are the best and their motherboard
Hi Kingvoakahustla,
Welcome! Agreed! ASUS makes a great line of ProArt Professional Monitors! Would love to see an ASUS ProArt Workstation Motherboard! Appreciate Your Comments! Thanks for Sharing!
Hi Gill, I have Chroma tune installed on same monitor but the color settings do not work when I click on them. I have display port cable connected, do I need a secondary USB cable? Thanks.
Hi Cthis,
Welcome! To reiterate, ASUS Chroma Tune software allows predefined settings. No customization. ASUS Chroma Tune - Only User Mode 1 or User Mode 1 allow Color adjustments in the Advanced Setting. A USB Cable is for the USB Hub only. Hope that helps! Thanks for Asking!
This link may help... FAQ [ProArt Display] ASUS Chroma Tune introduction:
www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1043152/
Hey Gill!
Thank you for your explanation.
Please guide me if you can. I'm a graphic designer and want to make this monitor for various things, including printing. Does this monitor help me adjust the printing colors?
I can pay that much. Would you happen to have a better offer for me? Thank you.
Hello moh-ha,
Welcome. Just now seeing Your question. What did you decide?
Which color profile preset should I use for photo and video color grading
Hello, sir! One question: I have a laptop and a 278QV. My laptop only have mini displayport input. Should I use an adapter of Mini DP to HDMI or Mini DP to the Displayport input of the monitor? Which one would be the best quality? Thanks!
Hi Lander,
Welcome! Great Question! Interesting to have a Laptop with Mini DisplayPort instead of HDMI. Stick with Mini DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort. No need to convert. Hoe that helps!
@@BuildOrBuy Thank you!
Also I could not get an accurate calibration using the Xrite I have stuck with the internal setting.
Hi jason carey,
Welcome! Interesting. How long ago? Are You using just the one Monitor or are You using two Monitors? Were You using HDMI to GPU or HDMI to a Decklink card? Thanks for Sharing! This helps Us to make better Videos while Answering Subscribers Questions!
Which color profile preset should I use for photo and video color grading?
Hi I have a question There are any cable connected my IMac 20” 2008 used only the monitor view to connect to my Mac Studio.
Thank You
Hi ACCNEWS,
Welcome! This Monitor has connections for DisplayPort, Mini Displayport, HDMI and Dual-Link DVI. Cables included are DisplayPort and HDMI. We used Our own HDMI Cable which is lighter weight and less strain on the Video connection. Hope that helps! Thanks for Watching!
@@BuildOrBuy Thank you 🙏
Hi@@Accnews_,
Absolutely! Thanks for Asking!
This monitor doesn't need the color correction device, right? It's ready to use when you buy jt, no need to change ths sitting, right?
Hi Mohammd Atef,
Welcome! Great Question! Subjective. Depends upon Your Color Grading Requirements. For Entry level Color Grading, no. Done. However for more critical Color Grading, You would want a different Monitor that might be recalibrated several time per day depending upon ambient light bleed and surrounding temperatures. Color Grading can be taken to the level of an Art as much as Science. However, to reiterate, on this scale, no Color Monkey required! Hope that helps! Thanks for Asking!
Hi, I was undecided between the ASUS ProArt PA278QV and the Dell S2721QS, in the end I ordered the ProArt PA278QV, did I do it right or is it the wrong choice ? Are there better monitors in the price range of the ProArt PA278QV ? in Italy I paid 359€ for the ProArt PA278QV.
Hi appennini1,
Welcome! Great Question! Depends. Not a fair comparison. What's Your intended use? One is an Entry Level Color Grading Monitor. The other is not. One is 4K the other is not. One has a Brightness of 400 nits while the other has a Brightness of 300 nits. One has 100% sRGB & 100% Rec 709 while the other has 99% sRGB. One has color certification while the other does not.
Changing one thing changes everything. All depends upon usage. Look at the Specs and see which one measures up. To reiterate these are not the same for comparison by any measure. They are both very different. Have You Tested the ASUS ProArt yet? Test and Verify! Hope that helps! Now tell Us more about what You're Searching for in a Monitor.
@@BuildOrBuy Hi, thanks for replying, the ProArt PA278QV arrives on Friday, I haven't tried it yet. The use is very generic (therefore both monitors could be fine) home/office, multimedia, therefore web browsing, text reading, viewing of multimedia contents, occasionally I also happen to edit some videos, I'm not interested in gaming. I was looking for a monitor without black bleeding and ips glow, but since this is not possible at this point I'm just trying to choose the least worst, for me black uniformity is important for viewing multimedia content. The Dell S2721QS in terms of color accuracy after calibration is almost identical to the ProArt PA278QV, but I should buy a colorimeter to calibrate the Dell S2721QS, I chose the ProArt PA278QV because it is already factory calibrated, the black uniformity is the Text clarity seems superior to me on the Dell S2721QS. Try going to the rtings website, compare the two monitors, both are excellent for this reason I was undecided between the two, for this reason I don't know if I made the right choice.
Hi@@CanaleTH-camGeneralista,
Got it. Based on Your Description, You've made the best choice. Yes, even a factory Calibration should be recalibrated since that can change over time and circumstances can fluctuate. Keep Us Posted on Your Progress!
@@BuildOrBuy Okay thanks I'll keep you posted, I don't feel like returning it, I hope it doesn't come with dead pixels or something. I bought a Benq Ex240 and had to return it due to excessive black bleeding.
Hi@@CanaleTH-camGeneralista,
A Brand to avoid, BenQ. Definitely check for dead or stuck pixels. Nothing like Test and Verify! Looking forward to Your thoughts.
what is the difference between the CV and QV models
Hello Clive,
Welcome! Differences are slight. CV is newer. Has Wider Color Gamut; smaller Swivel range; USB-C; DisplayPort In and Out for Daisy's chaining. Hope that helps! Thanks for Watching!
Can you not use the speakers as they are only 2w's ?
Hi Clive,
Welcome! Good Question! Yes, You can. Absolutely! However, don't expect much! Try it and see. Tell Us what You think. For Us, Audio should be felt as well as heard!
I am connecting to a tower. So do I use the cord that is not HDMI?
Hi Grace Taylor,
Use whichever You prefer. HDMI is the least hassle. Sometimes DisplayPort can be troublesome. What does Your Video card require?
BTW: How do You like the Monitor?
@@BuildOrBuy I don't know anything about the video card. Bought a new tower with a video card big enough for gaming. I used the HDMI and did get my ProArt connected. I like the look of it but the screen goes black every now and then or goes white with nothing on it. Then in a few seconds it comes back. Very annoying!
Hi@@gracetaylor8130,
Does that happen every 15 minutes? Sounds like Windows Hibernation. Change the Power Profile in Windows Control Panel to High Performance. Set the Monitor to stay on always. Hope that helps!
I buyed this monitor for office purpose, for my dad, he’s using Autocad(2d) and word documents, this monitor fit the bill for such purpose?
Hi Andrei Bades,
Welcome! Great Question! Changing one thing can change everything! This should do the job but he needs to Try it Out and see if this meets his expectations! Doing CAD is a bit different than Entry Level Color Grading. The Specs: Pixels Per Inch (PPI) : 109. He'll know pretty quickly if that's acceptable as well as if the Blacks are Bright and Deep enough. Let Us know what He thinks! Hope He loves the Monitor! Hope this helps!
My concern, he may prefer a 4K Monitor with Higher Brightness value. Something larger. Example below.
ASUS ProArt PA329C 32” 4K (3840 x 2160) HDR10 DisplayHDR600 Monitor 100% Adobe RGB IPS Eye Care DisplayPort USB Type-C HDMI, Black
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Pixels per Inch: 138 ; To reiterate, 600 nits! That's much Brighter than the other Monitor! As an Amazon Affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases! Hope that helps!
@@BuildOrBuy He stays pretty near the screen and when I put a 27” 1080p first he tell me that it’s too big, as for 4k ,He’s using a thinkpad dock(40a2) and only supports 4k at 30hz, and I don’t think it’s that great. I’l let you know tomorrow. If that monitor it’s an upgrade over the xiaomi 1080p budget monitor I think I’m good.
Hi@@andreibadea65,
Understand. The Two primary features to reiterate are Pixels and Brightness or Nits. Hope that clarification helps!
@@BuildOrBuy Ok, So, let’s begin , I installed the monitor , let it set for awhile then I saw that cannot make 75hz on DP(dock problem) , the I switched to hdmi and looks like it can make 75hz, as for image quality ..to be honest I can’t see a difference from the old 1080p one, the text it may be sharper but that’s all, it gets bright enough for working in the day.
Hi@@andreibadea65,
75 Hz, that's news to me! Don't remember You mentioning that previously Yes, HDMI, that's good! Changing one thing can change everything! So this means he's happy with Your decision! Excellent!
No defective pixels?
Hi Troll Meister,
Welcome! Great Question! Oddly enough none, not a single one. Still no dead nor stuck pixels. Pretty good considering this is an Entry Level Monitor! Thanks for Asking!
I have this monitor and It does not work with 24 fps video from a Blackmagic or AJA box. I didn't know that when I bought that and it screwed me. You cannot do accurate color correction unless the monitor is attached via a Blackmagic or AJA device. Using HDMI or Displayport right out of the computer with editing or CC is not valid for REC709 editing. Don't buy this monitor if you are a professional using a proper rec 709 display pipeline. You really need to explain to. your viewers that using the Computer output is not valid for editing or color correction.
Hi jason carey,
We have a bunch of Comments I'm getting through and am working backwards so just now seeing this message. Thanks for Sharing. To reiterate, this Video is about Entry Level. Not everyone is ready to embrace the foray of what Color Correction entails. Color Correction takes a Commitment to Time and Resources. We have talked extensively about Color Correction and Color Grading but this is the 1st time on Video. A starting point. Just like the links provided in the Description to wet the appetite. Appreciate Your Comments!
Seeing this saved me money and time. Thanks
Wow! Great content :D!! Easy video ranking > P R O M O S M !!!
Hi Mathias,
Welcome! Thank You for Watching! Your Comment is Much Appreciated!