Color + Modulation is an alluring collection of eight 16mm films that have been painstakingly hand painted frame-by-frame and digitally manipulated on a desktop computer - creating an optically smooth ambient experience. Working with acrylic & metallic paints as well as with a pallet of permanent...

Color + Modulation is an alluring collection of eight 16mm films that have been painstakingly hand painted frame-by-frame and digitally manipulated on a desktop computer - creating an optically smooth ambient experience. Working with acrylic & metallic paints as well as with a pallet of permanent...

Bert shows how to take drawings (like comics) and/or black and white photos and apply color where color does not exist. Amazingly simple and very cool.

Ben Long shows us how to match the colors in our printed photos to those on-screen using Photoshop's color matching tools.

Our feature color of the month is Black and White. Learn how to contrast these two colors for balance, clean lines and the latest uses and pieces that are in style today.

Here is another great tutorial from www.cmivfx.com. This tutorial shows you how to change the color of a car in a shot. Enjoy!

Our featured concept color is Blue. We change up the traditional uses of blue, and make use of patterns, and complement it with whites and yellows. See how the traditional navy blue is turned breezy, light and fun for summer.

Here is another great tutorial from www.cmivfx.com. This tutorial shows you color supression techniques in Fusion.

At Goodyear Heights Metro Park in Akron, Ohio. Shot with a Canon HV20, in 24p and Cine Mode. IVTC'd, slightly sharpened, and resized with Avisynth, no color correction except color matrix conversion. Encoded with VirtualDub 1.7.5. Sound was left out because it didn't add anything useful to the...

Here is another training video for REDCINE, RED DIgital Cinemas new one light, color correction, image processing/manipulation tool!!! You can download the Mac OSX or WinXP installers from www.red.com/support. Also, www.reduser.net has some handy tips in the forums for shortcuts and even...