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Re: Helpful tips on common color problems in AE

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Re: Helpful tips on common color problems in AE
by Chris Wright on Jun 30, 2008 at 11:58:30 pm

16 bpc is definetely enough for SD but not HD color correcting. Try HD in 16. eww. As for Linearizing color, it blends color correctly so that you don't get color artifacts. You only have to worry about this if your using high-contrast, saturated colors of widely different layers. Hope this helps answer your question.




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