Even under the best lighting conditions, your footage can have problems. The right post-production tools and techniques can help you achieve the color, tone, and exposure you want for your videos-whether you're performing corrections or creative adjustments. This course shows you how to correct color and exposure issues with Premiere Pro CC. Rich Harrington explores various methods for evaluating and fixing problems: using curves, Lumetri effects, adjustment layers, toning, and more. For more complicated footage problems or an extra boost, Rich shows you how to use the more advanced specialized tools in After Effects, such as the Color Stabilizer and Color Neutralizer effects. Plus, learn how to keyframe effects to compensate for color or exposure changes over time, work with raw video, and make sure your footage is broadcast safe.

Topics include:

Fixing white balance
Achieving the proper tone
Restoring the correct saturation
Using Comparison view for color and exposure corrections
Saving corrections as a LUTs and Looks
Split toning
Using RGB and Hue Saturation curves
Secondary color correction
Managing Lumetri effects
Changing color and neutralizing color
Adding keyframes to effects
Fixing overexposed and underexposed footage
Adding a vignette or border
Working with raw video
Legalizing for broadcast