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Saving the project file

Saving the project file

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Saving the project file

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- Once you've made these changes, it's a good idea to save the project file. Once you're done with the color correction, be sure to save the project. File, Save As, choose the location, and give it a name. This way, you have the native file if you ever need it. In this case, I applied the color correction directly to the master clip. Remember, some folks will also add clips to a sequence. This will make it easy for you to trim away parts of the shot you don't want. Let's go ahead and mark this out. That looks good. And I will choose to lift that. And it removes the clip. You can then apply the same effects that you learned earlier, so you can quickly enhance the shot. Let's take a look at my scopes here, and I'll apply the same effects. I'll balance out the shadows, put a little bit of details into the blacks, enhance the contrast, and lift my white point, so it's getting closer to 100. Take my white balance corrector and click on something that should be white or gray. Then I can…

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