what's going on YouTube in today's video I want to talk about how to use false
color and what benefits you really get from using it in your editing program
whether using DaVinci Resolve Premiere final cut or if you have a
hardware full scholar for example like small HD you can connect your small HD
to your computer and use it specifically for false color anyways so here I have
my entire edit of one of my recent little fashioned films now I'm not in
the clip note I mean basically entire project know so
this one is like a lair note it overrides all the notes
beany and like I said you can use whatever false color you have I'm gonna
use my false color that I that I made origami false color and I'm gonna show
you the real benefit of it especially if you don't have that much time for your
project so here I have many different clips and I kind of want to keep
exposure relatively similar throughout the entire project so how do I go about
it okay so I'm gonna apply my lot like I said you don't have to use lot you can
do hardware for a lot of modern on camera little monitors come with a false
color you can use that or you can use lot it's up to you so here we have it so
in general let me take a look real quick so I usually start with a with the first
shot you can see that the highlights the yellow area is where the highlights are
and basically this is the standards that I want to continue throughout the entire
project I want to make sure that she's not dark anywhere and half
kind of nice exposure so I'm gonna go back I'm gonna enable this note and we
can start scrolling and kind of seeing so we see the same pattern over here
however in this shot let me go back over here we can see that she's a little bit
darker okay so if I'm gonna disable this note really quick we can see that this
is a little bit underexposed now in my case I specifically expose it like that
I didn't wanted to make it too bright however if you for example shooting
documentary it's very important to kind of keep everything standard throughout
your project so what I can do now I can create in another note right over here
I'm gonna enable full scholar just like that and just by strictly looking at
this green and yellow I can see exactly how to expose this so just simply I'm
gonna start increasing it and right away we can see that yellow starts showing up
on her face so I'm gonna go back I'm gonna disable that and I'm gonna toggle
on enough and we can see that exposure took a very nice shape so exposure wise
we are very similar to the first clip this is basically the process this is
how you go about it now again let's turn it on
obviously if you have the hardware if you got special monitor you work a
little bit faster but if you don't this is a very nice way so we can see here
it's fine here is okay again it's fine here is alright but this is against the
Sun so it's good we can see still that little bit yellow here is alright
perfect perfect here she's a little bit dark again this
is against the Sun so it's fine whenever you should against the Sun you can
expect that okay let's get going perfect perfect we can see similarities
so if I'm gonna toggle between these two clips let me turn it up so we can see
that exposure on her face over here is exactly identical flake over here so let
me show you really quick sorry I'm on this one selected clips and if i zoom in
we can see that it's exactly same exposure so basically that's it for this
tutorial I just wanted to show you how to use full scholar when you color great
in my workflow I have a separate monitor so I always see false color in real time
you can use slot or you can use little on-camera monitor anyways thanks for
watching and I'll catch you later take care