Cinematic Color Grading - All You Need to Know | Shotcut

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[@MrBurty007]

I understand, this subject much better now. Thank you.

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[@beyondthegreyoz]

Great explanation very helpful thank you Sanketa 👍

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[@ashk280]

What a comprehensive tutorial!

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[@ajitpansare3744]

Excellent Cinematic Colour Grading info. Neat and clear presentation. Very nice video.

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[@Mr_S-gros]

Thanks a lot. Very well explained.

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[@ertankalay9812]

I understand color grading much better now. Thanks. But how can we understand whether a clip needs color editing or not?

[@VerticalDots]

I'm glad the video was helpful! You can generally use the video waveform to check if the clip's exposure looks okay or needs adjustments.

[@ertankalay9812]

Ok. I will look into this, Thank you.