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Colour grading and colour correction-Laaany

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Colour grading and colour correction-Laaany

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Colour correction is like the fist stage and the first thing you do, because it has something to do with correcting and fixing your footage
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basically it solves any colour corruption or issue that occurred during filming.

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Changing the colours in an image or footage in order to display it properly for special effects.

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Colour correction is when you change the colour to correct any deviations in the image. Colour grading is where you change the visual tone of the film to match different shots and remove what shouldn't be there

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Colour grading + colour correcting - Draven

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Colour grading + colour correcting - Draven

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colour correcting is fixing the problems in the underlying image and colour grading is creating a set aesthetic/theme for the video

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Colour grading and colour correction- Alex

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Colour grading and colour correction- Alex

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colour correction is altering the footage to match the temperature of the shots.
colour grading is altering the image for aesthetic purposes

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Colour correction vs colour grading- Cory

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Colour correction vs colour grading- Cory

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Colour correction is where the scene shot is being edited to fit a certain colour temperature of multiple shots to keep a consistent look. Colour grading is taking what you have done with colour correction to make the shot scene look more aesthetic and communicative as certain colours mean different things to certain people.

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Harry - The difference between Colour Grading and Colour Correction.

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Harry - The difference between Colour Grading and Colour Correction.

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https://youtu.be/SdfbliptM3Y

Colour Correction is a process of making adjustments to an image to correct any faults from the original. This could include correcting the exposure and white balance.

Colour Grading is the process of changing the visual tone of a film. Normally uses more extreme colours.

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the difference between colour grading and colour correction is very straight forward.

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the difference between colour grading and colour correction is very straight forward.

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colour correction is self explanatory. you correct colour to how it would look to the naked eye. colour grading is essentially adding a filter to look different to how it was originally shot. this can make it look darker or brighter as to what it originally looked.

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Color correction is done first, because raw footage tends to be over-saturated and the colors need to be balanced out. The process of color correcting does  that, by making sure footage looks exactly the way that the human eye sees things.

Color grading is the next step, where you create the actual aesthetic of your video. But this is an entirely optional process, especially if the film is meant to be a realistic as possible.

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Colour Grading & Colour Correction Lewis Smith

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Colour Grading & Colour Correction Lewis Smith

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Colour Grading - Colour Grading is the process of altering and enhancing the colour of a film.

Colour Correction - Colour Correction is the process of changing the colour of the footage if it looks how you want it by changing the saturation and the colours to balance them

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Colour grading is changing the colours (mid-tones, shadows, blacks, whites, highlights, etc) of a piece of film or video to give a certain effect dependent on the context of the film.
Colour correction is more about fixing issues with the footage that were made when filming (white balance, over-exposure, etc).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VDbf9VsZ88

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Ethan - Colour Grading v Colour Correct.

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Ethan - Colour Grading v Colour Correct.

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Colour Grading -
is the process of improving an images appearance. you can change an array of attributes of a images for example: contrast, colour, saturation, detail, darken and make the whitepoint change.
Colour Correction -
this is the process of changing a images overall colour. this allows the whole image to have the same colour tone overall

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Colour grading vs Colour correction: Amy

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Colour grading vs Colour correction: Amy

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Colour Correction is a way of correcting problems of the underlying image, such as;

- Fixing exposure problems
- Fixing white balance problems
- Repairing excessive noise

Colour grading is after the problems have been resolved doing things such as;

-Shot matching: Ensuring the editor”s “invisible edit” isn’t revealed by shots that look different as the timeline plays down
-Removing distractions: Isolating and manipulating annoying elements that prevent shots from matching each other
-Creating looks: Stylising an image to indicate a flashback, dream sequence, or re-creation—or simply to give the entire project a unique feel

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Colour Grading is the process of changing various aspects of the footage. Such as Contrast, Colour And Saturation

Colour Correction is using stage lighting to change the colours on the footage

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Color correction is a singular process whilst color grading is a multi process, innit

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Colour grading makes the film footage look nicer, more professional and more realistic. It makes the footage. It gives the footage a more cinematic feel, the editor can choose if a scene needs to be a certain colour corresponding to the mood of the scene, a blue tone is cooler and may be used in a cold scene or used when there is more white colours present. It also fixes problems that may be found within the footage.

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Colour Correction & Colour Grading - Louise

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Colour Correction & Colour Grading - Louise

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CC - The process of altering the overall colour, to make sure there is a consistent colour temperature throughout.

CG - Altering the colour of a film to create a specific mood/tone and visual style.

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Colour grading is the action of improving the appearance of an image or rushes to experiment with different saturations, colour palettes and white balance to get a customised filter to a film.