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The vectorscope gives you control of your color video signal. This article will give teach you how to match colors and white balance using your vectorscope while ensuring that you don’t over...
The YC Waveform Mode in Adobe Premiere Pro displays a graph that shows the signal intensity in a video clip. The horizontal axis on the graph corresponds to the video image (from left to right)...
When you are editing a video in Adobe Premiere Pro, you may find a clip that you need is either too dark, or too light. The “Fast Color Corrector” is a great tool you can use to quickly adjust the...
How to light with luminance in Cinema 4D; learn more about 3D animation, modeling, and rendering software in this free instructional video.
To understand color theory and pigments, consider all of the qualities of a color, such as shade, tone and saturation, and compare these qualities in different colors. Learn how intensity and...
S-Video cables are special types of cords that carry analog signals in a different way from composite cables. Instead of splitting sounds from visuals, S-Video cables split luminance from color,...
Component video cables break down an analog video signal into separate elements, or components (hence the name). This is why they have three cables bunched together: the red, blue and green. Red...
Luminance is a characteristic of emission or reflection of the flat surface. In digital photography and computer science, relative luminance is used to specify the relative brightness of the...
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