How I Color Grade My Videos in Premiere Pro 2023

wonderful brother, lovely video

You're like the Bob Ross of editing

This video has helped me a lot! Thanks man!

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This is a fine example of how to make the perfect instructional video. Entertaining talent, and well produced. I do with their was a way for us Photoshop pros to edit the Premiere in familiar CMYK

JAZAKALLAH KHAYRAN

Great tutorials, would you consider putting these color grading techniques to improve unevenly lit green screens, that would make a really good video I think

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I REALLY LOVE THIS KIND OF EDITING AMAZING CONTENT AND ALSO AMAZING COLOUR CORRECTION LOVELY'

hello bro I am watch your videos from long time today I met with an trouble. while working on my project suddenly i get the source window is showing the zoomed preview but at the same time progra window is showing normal preview which is set as frame. Even I have tried by reinstalling Premier Pro. After searching whole internet i came with a temperory solutio by typing "F" in program window. Do you have any permanent solution for this..?? Waiting for your Solution @PiXimperfect

neumann u87🤩🤩

Better..

Create a color lut in photoshop

And import in Premier pro.

Boom

thank you, for your awesomeness :-)

And here we the noob editors need that "rec 709" screen recorded footage. hope this comment will be seen by you and you better know how to help us. you are an excellent person brother. ❤

thanks to teach us Sir.

Definitely appreciated

Your too good only beginning talks should be less ❤

Thank you 🙏

God of Addobe

Not beginner friendly

Is Premier Pro available on mobile?

Nice

how i can get the presets that you are used in this video plzz guide me

This was great!

But, when you drag your preset in order to apply to the entire soure a color grading you have more than one preset, Iam trying to apply my color grading to the entire source and just the one I selected as you said suffer the change.

I love that you now also teach Premiere Pro. You'll now break it down like you're doing to PS.

your sharing technique is super. but if possible to start your contain in hindi language.

I do not know how to express the excellent teacher you are! Thank you.

Another amazing tut. I too have been an editor for decades (before the digital age - can you say analog?). Anyway. Something that might make your flesh tone selection easier than playing with the sliders so much is, after selecting the color you want to mask, clicking the add color (second eye dropper down) and clicking another area of the skin will add that to your first selection, repeating this again adds yet another value to the range of tone. Clicking the mask on and off shows the are expanding to include all the skin tone ranges. After that your tip for softening the masks edges with the extended triangles on Hue and Luma will dial in the softness of the masked area. If I'm missing something in this technique, I'm all ears. Love your tuts!

please colorgreding Out Door Footage Clip Without Any S log Color. Normal Color Recording Footage Clip

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Thank you very much for giving out the Lut for free, you are amazing.

you took teaching and design to next level man

Wow.. . The best teacher in V.E nd P.S classes 🤝

which font was used for title and how to make this types of titles

Vous êtes un très bon enseignant !

thank u sir

How you color grade makes so much since..thank you!

I appreciate the enthusiasm but moving sliders based on gut feeling makes it harder to get the technical reason behind it. I would enjoy more should it be supported by waveforms.

why do we need to create a lut if we can create a preset that does the same thing?

impressive man , you really stand out

Is there any particular reason why you are not using scopes? I thought it was bad practice to judge everything visually.

great Boss

Can we use it in animated video?

Am interested

You are doing such a great job! 😮

Such a clutch video, thank you so much!

never fail to amaze me..yr tutorial videos are always OWESOME