Prefer to use a third-party for Color Grading in FCPX or LUTs? Combine this with its already existing toolset and we just may have a game changer. These new features build on a list of others not mentioned in this article like native 360 video support and HDR content delivery. The newest version offers flexibility for any creator to work with the color effects they’re most comfortable with.
One could argue that, except for on rare occasions, all the primary and secondary color corrections you would previously do in a third-party app, can now all be done in FCP X. The addition of the color grading features in 10.4 makes it even more exciting. Not too long ago I encouraged you that if you had previously given up on FCP X, now was the time to give it another look. He also talks about hue vs saturation curves, white balancing, custom LUTs and much more. Learn how to use the color board, color inspector, and make adjustments using color wheels. Nick Harauz walks you through the Color Grading in FCPX (10.4). KingTutsPro gives you some tips on working with the scopes and color wheels in Color Grading in Final Cut Pro X.įCPX 10.4’s Color Grading Tools Are a Game Changer
Mark Spencer and Steve Martin talk about the new hue sampler in Final Cut Pro 10.4, specifically color masking vs. MacBreak Studio Ep 412: Awesome Hue Sampling in FCP X Mark Spencer and Steve Martin from Ripple Training give a nice overview of the tools for Color Grading in FCPX. FCPX 10.4 came with some hot new features for color grading, including the Color Inspector and Color Wheels, making color grading easier and more intuitive. One topic we haven’t covered much is Color Grading in FCPX, so it’s time to remedy that.
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