Note: This video tutorial is compatible with Filmora V13 version.
Color grading lets you set your videos' mood, atmosphere, and stylistic look. It is an essential step in video post-production, transforming ordinary footage into visually stunning masterpieces. With Filmora, you can perform professional-level color grading.
Today, you will learn to use Filmora's new tools, namely the pro video scopes and AI skin tone protection. You can also visit Filmora Creator Hub and engage with the community.
Understand Pro Video Scopes
Filmora comes equipped with pro video scopes, which help achieve accurate color representation across different monitors. You can access these scopes by clicking the icon above the player window.
Parade Scope: It visually represents the intensity of color values in an image, displaying the distribution of colors from shadows to highlights.
Waveform Scope: It represents the luminance levels across an image. The brightness values range from shadows to highlights.
Vector Scope: It displays the chrominance or color information in an image. This scope also has a skin tone indicator to check if the subject's skin tone falls within the correct zone.
Histogram Scope: It will show you the distribution of brightness levels in an image.
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Filmora also has AI skin tone protection. This tool rectifies skin tones with a single click. Before going into post-production, you should pay attention to detail during production. It will help you ensure consistent footage and avoid loss of detail. Failure to do so can increase workload during color grading.
Apply a Look or Preset LUT
You can apply a built-in LUT or a cinematic preset LUT to your footage. However, using a LUT may sometimes alter the skin tones. To address this concern, you can adjust the value of the AI skin tone protection feature and let the AI handle the rest.
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