How to integrate clips with different looks/colorspace in After Effects (Color Matching) | Tutorial

Download the preset, and install instructions via AE Boss: https://www.aeboss.com/extension/matc...

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Timecodes:
0:09 - Quick overview
0:43 - Tutorial Starts
1:05 - Step 1: Apply the 'Match Levels' preset to the layer whose look you want to match to the others.
1:27 - Step 2: Turn off the 'Levels' effect
1:44 - Step 3: Use the picker to select the Input White and Input Black colors. These are the brightest and darkest points of the layer you want to modify.
2:14 - Step 4: Use the picker to select the Output White and Input Black colors. These are the brightest and darkest points of the target layer (or base layer).
3:07 - Some examples
3:16 - Info about the multiplier

In this tutorial I'll go over a technique I use every time I need to blend footage from different sources.

If you've ever wondered how to integrate a CG render, from 3dsMax, Maya, Houdini, etc. Or a logo, sign, etc, made by a graphic designer in Photoshop or Illustrator. And composite it into real footage without the colors looking weird, this is my method of choice.

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