Learn how to repair and enhance video with Adobe Photoshop, After Effects, and Illustrator. Correct shaky footage, lens distortion, bad exposure, and more.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- Why you might need to clone video
- The Clone Stamp tool
- Cloning over time
- The Healing Brush tool
- The Patch tool
- Using Content-Aware Fill with video
- Keyframing a Clone Stamp
- Nondestructive cloning
- Removing noise and grain from footage
- Stabilizing footage with the Warp Stabilizer
- Fixing alignment
- Sharpening video
- Reducing camera shake in video
- Replacing a dropped frame
- Modifying the footage frame rate
- Retiming footage: Overcranking
- Retiming footage: Slow motion
- Reversing footage
- Advanced time remapping
- Removing lens distortion in video: Automatic
- Removing lens distortion in video: Manual
- Removing wide-angle distortion in video
- Removing distortion with Upright
- Rotoscoping with the Roto Brush
- Refining the Roto Brush effect
- Relighting the Roto Brush scene
- Advanced Roto workflow: Part 1
- Advanced Roto workflow: Part 2
- Improving faded historical video
- Replacing a blown-out sky in video
- Recovering typical exposure issues
- Advanced exposure recovery techniques
- Secondary color grading with Photoshop
- Using lookup tables (LUTs) for quick looks
- The Photo Filter command
- Advanced black-and-white conversion for footage
- Stylizing color with gradient maps
- Stylizing color with the Colorama effects
- The Leave Color effect
- Creating a spot color effect in Photoshop
- Creating a film look
- Final thoughts
Taught by
Richard Harrington
