Matching footage with Color Correction

Thanks to: http://evergreen-p.pinkbike.com/ http://dirtbagmedia.pinkbike.com/ http://shastaoutdoormedia.pinkbike.com/ for providing me with various kinds of footage to practice with!

17 Comments

Kral (Mar 27, 2011 at 17:51)

awe no way! its me!

StuHaight (Mar 26, 2011 at 17:56)

Footage is property of:

evergreen-p.pinkbike.com
dirtbagmedia.pinkbike.com
shastaoutdoormedia.pinkbike.com

willingly donated for fun use!

StuHaight (Mar 27, 2011 at 18:34)

Guy in suit is kral.pinkbike.com !

Demonpyro (Mar 26, 2011 at 17:47)

suit n tie CLASSIC mate..
Your a image Wizard bud .....A+++++++++++++++++++++++
What software you use pal..

joram-adams (Mar 26, 2011 at 23:45)

Lets add some camera shake! More camera shake! Mooore camera shake! Too much camera shake!

StuHaight (Mar 27, 2011 at 7:51)

It felt weird without it!

joram-adams (Mar 27, 2011 at 13:35)

haha no i'm kidding, i love camera shake. It makes it more...real? Just the dirt jumps felt a bit home video sorta? Can you add camera shake in vegas??? Probably not. Really loved the correction on the first few shots of shastas!

StuHaight (Mar 27, 2011 at 14:58)

Actually the camera shake is as real as it can get. What I did was take a bit of a clip that was handheld (in this case it was one of EverGreen's clips) and applied some tracking data to that, then dropped it onto the above clip, thus you get a very real camera shake, rotation and everything. For the slow-mo ones, I just fluid morphed a handheld clip by 50%, that way you get a 'slow-mo' hand held camera shake look.

This was Avid... but I'm sure there are plugins out there for other programs that allow you to add 'camera shake'.