About the color documentation, Additional resources – Apple Color 1.5 User Manual
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All of these tools are divided among eight individual “rooms” of the Color interface,
logically arranged in an order that matches the workflow of most colorists. You use Color
to correct, balance, and create stylized “looks” for each shot in your program as the last
step in the post-production workflow, giving your programs a final polish previously
available only to high-end facilities.
About the Color Documentation
The Color User Manual provides comprehensive information about the application and
is written for users of all levels of experience.
• Editors and post-production professionals from other disciplines who are new to the
color correction process will find information on how to get started, with detailed
explanations of how all controls work, and why they function the way they do.
• Colorists coming to Color from other grading environments can skip ahead to find
detailed information about the application’s inner workings and exhaustive
parameter-by-parameter explanations for every room of the Color interface.
Additional Resources
The following websites provide general information, updates, and support information
about Color, as well as the latest news, resources, and training materials.
Color Website
For more information about Color, go to:
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Apple Service and Support Websites
The Apple Service and Support website provides software updates and answers to the
most frequently asked questions for all Apple products, including Color. You’ll also have
access to product specifications, reference documentation, and Apple product technical
articles:
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For support information that's specific to Color, go to:
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To provide comments and feedback about Color, go to:
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A discussion forum is also available to share information about Color. To participate, go
to:
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Preface
Welcome to Color