Chapter 8. Performing Color Correction
Not every shot you receive will be a pristine masterpiece. Most shots will require some degree of color correction. With After Effects, you can transform a dull, lifeless shot into a bright, sharp clip in no time.
Lesson overview
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to do the following:
<objective>Use masks to isolate areas of an image for color correction.
</objective> <objective>Use the Color Balance effect to enhance areas of a shot.
</objective> <objective>Use the Auto Levels effect to introduce a color shift.
</objective> <objective>Use a track matte to isolate an area of an image.
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