Does anyone know how I can achieve the Made In Chelsea Style look in Final Cut Pro X? Is there a particular filer anyone can point me in the direction of?
Cheers
Ray
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.5)
mondomania wrote:
… Made In Chelsea Style look …
can you share some pics/websites/YouTube videos, to explain what a 'Made in Chelsae look' is?
me old man, different generation, different timezone, diff. planet .... 😉
vocal fry + "and he's like, and I'm like, then she like" .... although I share my household with a teenager, ... not my planet! LOL
back2topic:
ahh, that look ...
You're looking for Color Grading; do you want a ready made, canned preset? Can not find THIS look in my (small) arsenal of color-presets. Pretty sure, the usual ones offer some same look. For a start check out http://www.colorgradingcentral.com/products-final-cut-pro-x-grade-presets
Or, doing it manually ... looks like low contrasts, highlights low, blacks low ('high', blacks like grey), and colors to orange ...
ok, not Hollywood (I'm no grader) but goes in your direction:
left: original, right processed ...
for a start 🙂
Many thanks Karsten. That seems to have put me on the wright track. Really appreciate you taking the time to do that :-)
One way to achieve the 'Made In Chelsea' look for your videos is by using the same style filters as you get on Instagram.
There is a similar look on Instagram to 'Made In Chelsea' called 'Toaster'. It's a bit like the 'Teal & Orange' filter you get on FCPX.
To get all the Instagram effects for your edits on FCPX, Premiere Pro and After Effects you need to download 'LUT Buddy' from Red Giant Software. It's free.
Here's a useful link to Instagram filters for videos and how to use it:
http://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/instagram-filters-for-fcpx-premiere-pro-and-afte r-effects/
I hope this helps.
Good luck with your projects.
All the best,
Ash.
made in chelsea
