How to Use Split Point in GoPro Studio
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Hello mates! One of the easiest and most convenient ways of making the most out of GoPro is to use the "Protune" setting.
Most of the time I use next setting during filming: flat color, native WB etc to enhance dynamic range. So I usually get flat log like image and I have to make color correction, apply effects or presets. And obviously I want to compare my adjustments to the original file.
How can I do it?
There is the Split Point in GoPro Studio. You will find Global Playback Settings on the right-hand side of GoPro Studio’s EDIT Room.
It allows to split the image into uncorrected and corrected sides.
The left side of the image is the before view while the right side of the image is the after view. The slider lets you choose where that split occurs in the image frame.
If you would like to see all the effect presets, color correction and framing adjustments that have been applied to your clips keep the Split Point slider all the way to the left.
Are you interested in more tutorials about color correction and color grading? Feel free to ask about in comments.
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If you enjoyed the video, please thumbs up & subscribe: https://goo.gl/nDrwFG
All GoPro Studio Tutorials: https://goo.gl/eV5o9b
Hello mates! One of the easiest and most convenient ways of making the most out of GoPro is to use the "Protune" setting.
Most of the time I use next setting during filming: flat color, native WB etc to enhance dynamic range. So I usually get flat log like image and I have to make color correction, apply effects or presets. And obviously I want to compare my adjustments to the original file.
How can I do it?
There is the Split Point in GoPro Studio. You will find Global Playback Settings on the right-hand side of GoPro Studio’s EDIT Room.
It allows to split the image into uncorrected and corrected sides.
The left side of the image is the before view while the right side of the image is the after view. The slider lets you choose where that split occurs in the image frame.
If you would like to see all the effect presets, color correction and framing adjustments that have been applied to your clips keep the Split Point slider all the way to the left.
Are you interested in more tutorials about color correction and color grading? Feel free to ask about in comments.
Thanks for watching, please thumbs up and subscribe!
See you soon!
You may also be interested in:
How To Split Clips in GoPro Studio
https://youtu.be/mSWdtZEBed0
How to Change Autosave Time in GoPro Studio
https://youtu.be/kx2vnFajYxM
Best Export Settings For GoPro Studio
https://youtu.be/YbGwF4cClx0
How To Use REVERSE & SLOW MO Effects in GoPro Studio
https://youtu.be/4QKwAykAMsM
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https://youtu.be/DWSjAjaocQA
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