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Post #428437

Author
brash_stryker
Parent topic
Star Wars Episode II: The Galaxy Divided (The Brash Cut) - CANCELLED
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Date created
31-Jul-2010, 3:14 PM

I'm beginning to re-evaluate which method I'm going to use for my colour correction. A couple of the options available are Plugins for After Effects or Final Cut, however, seeing as I'm colour-grading the entire source video (at least for the parts I need) this seems a bit unnecessary when there are dedicated and professional applications at my disposal.
However, opinion on what's best seems to differ quite a bit. 

My options:

  1. After Effects' standard colour correction tools - I did the above picture (not the red visor one) using its 'Color Balance' feature
  2. Color Finesse Plugin (bundled with After Effects so I already own it)
  3. Magic Bullet's Colorista Plugin for Final Cut or After Effects - Has had rave reviews.
  4. Final Cut's integrated 3-way colour correcter - Something tells me it won't be as capable as the others.
  5. Apple Color - The only dedicated and standalone option in my list (and I already own it)


 Anyone care to venture an opinion?