Colour correction and grading is an essential part of the post-production pipeline-its purposes include improving the visual continuity from clip to clip, better communicating moods, emphasizing specific elements of the clip, etc.

Your introduction to colour theory will enable you to consider the different roles of primary, secondary, and tertiary colours and more as we look at examples of how these are used …

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Colour correction and grading is an essential part of the post-production pipeline – its purposes include improving the visual continuity from clip to clip, better communicating moods, emphasizing specific elements of the clip, etc.

Your introduction to colour theory will enable you to consider the different roles of primary, secondary, and tertiary colours and more as we look at examples of how these …

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