Giuseppe Mangione on Canon c70 clips into FCPX 10.4.6.IMAGO TALKS – A Space to Talk About Cinematography – October 16 If anyone has any answers or suggestions I am all ears 🙂

Also, there are several different scenes, so I have a feeling that each venue will need fine tuned (church, outside, reception). And if it is possible, what would be the best way to do it? I have fiddled with Color Finesse, but can’t seem to get anywhere close to a realistic color scheme. My question: Is correcting the color on something like this even possible? I am not looking for perfection, just a way to make the color shift less noticeable. Some sample images will be shown below, as well as a link to 4 small clips of the video (98MB total – RAR). The whole film has a blue/green tint to it, and all of the highlights are a very vibrant green. The quality is actually much better than I expected for such an old tape, but the colors in the video are very inaccurate. I have already ripped the video to my computer using a Black Magic Intensity, and am working with the 8-Bit Uncompressed file. The video I am dealing with is a VHS recording of my parents’ wedding from 1984. I’ve done some work in After Effects for school projects and small special effect videos, but never anything relating to video accuracy.

It’s my first time posting at CC, and I am absolutely a beginner when it comes to video editing.

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