Apple Final Cut Pro 6 User Manual
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Contents
Layout Options in Video Scopes Tabs
Learning to Read the Waveform Monitor
Learning to Read the Vectorscope
Learning to Read the Histogram
Learning to Read the RGB Parade Scope
Choosing Display Options for Video Scopes
Using Video Scopes in Real Time
Video Scope Restrictions and Performance
Preventing Illegal Broadcast Levels
Displaying Excess Luma and Chroma Levels in the Viewer and Canvas
Using the Broadcast Safe Filter
How Analog Video Signals Are Measured
How Digital Video Signals Are Measured in Final Cut Pro
Using an External Waveform Monitor and Vectorscope to Calibrate Analog Video Levels
Outputting Accurate Analog Black Levels Using DV FireWire
Using Built-in Video Scopes During Capture
Using Color Bars for Video Calibration
Using Color Bars to Adjust Brightness and Color on Analog Equipment
Calibrating Video Monitors with Color Bars
Why Color Correct Your Footage?
Color Correction Starts During Your Shoot
Managing Color During Post-Production
Color Correction Features in Final Cut Pro
Using Scopes Versus Looking at an External Monitor
Window Layouts for Color Correction in Final Cut Pro
Keyboard Shortcuts to Move Quickly Between Clips
Comparing Two Frames in the Frame Viewer
The Final Cut Pro Color Correction Filters
The Color Corrector and Color Corrector 3-Way Filters
The Color Corrector Filter Controls
Color Corrector 3-Way Filter Controls
Match Hue Controls in the Color Corrector and Color Corrector 3-Way Filters