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Using the Comparison View in Adobe Premiere Pro

Using the Comparison View in Adobe Premiere Pro

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Using the Comparison View in Adobe Premiere Pro

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if you want to use a reference shot, maybe the well lit interview and then you adjust the B roll so the persons skin tones match. Any case, it's useful to see the shot as you make adjustments. Let's go a little bit later in our sequence here and you'll see that we've got two shots of B roll. In this case, if I take a look at the two greens, they're close but not exactly right. Looking at the forest here, it has a more blueish greenish feel and right here, it's a lot greener. Not overwhelming but a definite difference here in the vegetation. Both shots are good on their own but they don't really match. What you want to do is click on the plus button here and make sure that comparison view is enabled. You can drag this icon down here so it appears. If you're working with a smaller monitor If you're working with a smaller monitor like I am here, it will be on the flyout and you should just be able to choose…

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