Is it possible to keyframe the new color grading module in VP17? I want to use it, but in some cases within a clip I need to adjust some elements of it (such as the clip gets brighter) in the clip. I would like to use keyframing, but do not see any way to. Any comments?
Is it possible to keyframe....... I would like to use keyframing, but do not see any way to. Any comments?
@craig-l - Nope, neither do I. I'm guessing that this is such a Professional Tool that it is thought that nobody would think of segmented by Time-Splits a treatment that is offered in this Tool Set. A lost opportunity?
The solution for this is to split the clip (after doing the initial coloring) and keep it in the same track, do a cross-fade en make new adjustments to the splitted part. With the crossfade you can adjust the speed of the different part.
@joost-berk -Exactly so. Hence my suggestion of Time- Splits. But we still don’t know exactly why our chum wants KFs 😉
Vegas Color Correction and Vegas Secondary Color Correction are key-frameable. You could always use these FX to adjust brightness and exposure via keyframes to control brightness while still using the color grading FX for other color-grading purposes.
Dexcon - but what is the point of making "professional" color grading tool, if you need to use "dirty way" to solve problems.
Also I still get better effect combining Color Correction (I need more saturiation than is possible in grading), Color Curves and Brightness (just for contrast & c. center) than this new tool - but idea was great..
Thanks for comments. In my case, I'm working with old 8mm film transfers. In the first clip of one reel, the lighting changes quite a bit at one point.
I realize I can split the clip, but I'd prefer not. Using a keyframe is a much better solution.
Vegas' new color grading 'module' is a step in a good direction, but it needs a little more work still. I'll probably drop the clips in Resolve for the color grading work.
While this does not count as a solution by any stretch of the imagination, VEGAS Effects color grading tools - in fact, all of its tools - are keyframable.
Unfortunately, there just isn't much being done to educate the VEGAS Post masses about VEGAS Effect. Sure, Hitfilm Tutorials are pretty much VEGAS Effect tutorials but that's not quite enough.