Grass Valley EDIUS Pro v.7.4 Reference Manual - Manual (Page 307)

Chapter 7 Applying Effects — Setting Effects
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Setting Effects
Applying Effects to Entire Clip
You can use filters for the whole clip, to adjust image quality (such as color and brightness) or edit audio.
Adjusting Color/Brightness (Color Correction)
You can adjust the color tone to match the previous/next video, or adjust the brightness by correcting color cast, highlight detail loss, and
shadow detail loss. The following filters are provided for color correction.
r [3-Way Color Correction]
Correct colors for shadow (black), intermediate (gray), and highlight (white).
“Adjusting 3-Way Color Collection” (w page 308)
r [YUV Curve]
Adjust luminance (Y), blue color difference (U), and red color difference (V) on the chart. You can make a fine adjustment to balance the
shadow and highlight.
Keys can be added for the YUV curve but interpolation animation between keys is not available.
“Adjusting the YUV Curve” (w page 309)
r [Color Balance]
Adjust chroma, luminance, contrast, and color tone with the slider.
“Adjusting Color Balance” (w page 312)
r [Color Wheel]
Move the pointer to adjust the color density, or rotate the wheel to adjust the color tone.
“Adjusting Color Wheel” (w page 312)
r [Monotone]
Make the video monotone.
“Adjusting Monotone” (w page 313)
1)
In the folder view of the [Effect] palette, click the [VideoFilters] tree.
2)
Click the [Color Correction] tree to display filters.
3)
Drag and drop the filter to use to the clip on the timeline.
1 Alternative
f Select the clip on the timeline, right-click the filter in the [Effect] palette, and click [Add to Timeline].
f Right-drag an effect and drop it to the clip, and click [Add] or [Replace].