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# Apple Pro Training Series: Color

**Brand:** michael wohl
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## Description

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			        		In this guide to Apple&apos;s masterful new color grading and finishing application, award-winning colorist David Gross starts with the basics of color balancing and correction and move on to the fine points of secondary grading. Topics include scene matching, using vignettes to isolate and track regions, creating advanced color effects and &quot;looks,&quot; skin tone adjustments, and adjusting the composition and framing of a shot. As with the other titles in the Apple Pro Training Series, each chapter in this Apple-authorized guide represents a complete lesson--with a project to complete and a review section to reinforce the lessons. Superb footage, including several BBC productions and broadcast commercials, provide real-world examples for you to work through as you master this revolutionary software.
						    	
					    	
						
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        		About the Author
        	
        	
        		
        		
	        		
						
			        		David Gross is an editor and colorist at Definition Films, based in Sydney, Australia. Located in the heart of the Australian film industry in Fox Studios Australia, he specializes in providing HD solutions to international clients including 20th Century Fox, Discovery Channel International, Sony BMG, Universal Music, Becker Entertainment, and MTV.
						    	
					    	
						
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ fantastic book. no expensive course required!
*by O***W on February 28, 2008*

I waited a long time before this book arrived but it was completely worth it. I edit on Final cut pro but never really did too much with respect to secondary coloring. I used the color correction tools with Final cut but they are not very good for precision coloring. I've always peeped through the window admiring da vinci system and even considered buying Final Touch but didn't have the nerve to pluck down $20K. Then Apple bought the company and folded it into Final Cut suite. I upgraded immediately. I soon found that i was out of my element in Apple Color.The manual that came with Apple color didn't help that much either. Yes i could color but didn't always get the exact look i was going for. I concluded that only Da vinci system could give me the look i wanted.Then came this book. It thoroughly explained the right way to mix and match to get precise looks, from skin tone to mood.This book is worth twice it's price. Forget going on any silly course. read it and practice and you are good.I'll say this for Apple color. It can color as good as any da vinci system. It is 10 times slower to render unless you create a huge cluster, granted, but the end result is the same. Anyone tell you different is trying to justify their higher rates.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Within its Scope.
*by D***R on May 10, 2010*

I found the Program Color to be pretty intuitive and had the opportunity to use it in a professional environment before reading about it. Nonetheless, this book has been most helpful for filling in the gaps in my knowledge where intuition wasn't enough, and as a way of checking my assumptions / methods against what is prescribed. If you don't know that much about the program Color this is an excellent book to have. Of course, when it comes to really using and understanding the program the footage on the DVD is critical. Here are a few things to consider.1) A good bit of the footage on the DVD might be thought of as fluff footage. That is, it looks bad uncorrected but its pretty easy to make look good. Keep in mind this footage is supposed to be easy to correct, so unfortunately, it's not a reflection of our natural skills as colorists when this footage starts to look good with little effort.2) Some footage has characteristics not mentioned in the text, so you might be left scratching your head a few times. For example, the clip called "Car Shot Wide" used in chapter 1 has a flaw in the whites, bring down the luma of the shot and you'll see symmetrical curves appear on the right and left of the car. Raise the luma back up to more normal levels and you'll see these curves don't go away they are just far less visible.Also take a look at the shot called "Car Track MS" look at the top third and bottom third of the shot. You'll notice that the top of the shot has a magenta hue, and the bottom is slightly green. These features and others are not mentioned in the book but you can use them to create additional exercises for yourself by using Color's tools to clean them up.Other things to consider:1) Color is still has a fair number of bugs, so when the program does not behave as the book tells you it should, you will be left wondering what is going on, and with no good way to get around the bug.2) The book is a general guide so it's a bit short on detail on issues faced all the time in the professional world. For example, the book contains an example of a way to smooth out skin, but I didn't think the shot for this exercise was a good choice, further the logic of how the smoothing effect is constructed in the book didn't make a lot of sense, and didn't work well enough when applied to footage I was dealing with on a show. There must be a variety of ways to smooth out rough textured skin in color but the content here was pretty light.There is a lot more to say but in short, this is a very good book and has a great deal of useful information, buy it and enjoy. Just, keep in mind that there is plenty of room for a second volume.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Average Conditions
*by R***O on November 8, 2011*

I wish I could give a 4 1/2 because that is what deserves. The book came in excellent conditions except that the lower part of the book from the pages margin was marked with permanent marker.  Some of the corners of the cover are bended. I was expecting better conditions from amazon seller. Fast delievery, no delay. I recommend this seller, but don't except your book to come intact of slightly very noticeable marksThe content of the book is far excellent for someone who is barely starting to learn color correct. Apple Color Software comes with a couple bugs that don't respond according to what the books says, but again. Once you get familiar with the interface and the rest of the feature of Color, you will find the solution right away.

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