Part V. Correcting Video Files and Creating Special Effects

IN THIS PART

  • Chapter 14 Using Filters to Correct Video Files or Create Special Effects

  • Chapter 15 Correcting the Color and Tone of Video Layers

  • Chapter 16 Cloning and Healing Images on a Video Layer

  • Chapter 17 Applying Advanced Special Effects to a Video

Correcting a video file consists of changing the color or tone or removing defects in the file to make it look more realistic or to keep imperfections or unwanted elements from detracting from the subject of the video. There are numerous filters and adjustments to make these changes. You will be shown how to use filters, adjustments, and the cloning and healing tools to improve the look of your video. Learning how to apply these elements effectively to a video file and the basics of the elements themselves will help you to make the corrections necessary for your individual projects.

Video special effects can be anything from creating a picture-in-picture effect to creating a liquid metal video to anything you can imagine. Using the same elements used to correct video, you can create countless effects. You will be shown several examples of different ways to create these effects that will give you a good base to move ahead confidently in creating your own special effects.

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