Narrator: The new versions of Adobe Premier Pro
Creative Cloud also have some Lumetri Colour presets.
Earlier in this course we learned
how to use the Lumetri colour panel
to do colour correction or colour grading.
There's actually some presets in our Effects bin
under Lumetri presets.
Let's drop down this folder, you'll see four different bins.
Cinematic, filmstocks, monochrome, and speed looks.
Cinematic will have some more cinematic effects,
so if we go down here it will actually give us a preview
of kind of what it looks like
so you can see the Cinespace 100 for example,
makes everything very warm and contrasty,
while some of these other ones,
Cinespace 25 Faded film makes it look more faded
and to apply any of these effects,
we can just simply drag it onto our clip
and it applies that effect so you very faded.
I'm gonna undo that.
Next we have filmstocks which will make our footage look
like actual filmstock from Fuji, Kodak,
you see these different filmstocks.
These have some different types of effects
because different film has different looks.
You can see here this F125 looks very contrasty, very dark,
while the 250 D makes things a little bit brighter and faded
which is a popular look right now.
Monochome views are going to be all of your black and white
so we have a range from very, very contrasty
to something that is very uncontrasty, very faded.
And lastly, we have our speed looks,
which go with different cameras
so these are set up for different cameras that you shoot on.
This shot, at this wedding, was shot with a Canon five D,
so I can just go to the five D folder
and you can find different, an effect that I want.
These are very stylistic so if we want this to
be a day for night scene,
we can apply this day for night footage.
The shot doesn't look too good because we can obviously tell
that the sun is out, it's shining harshly on their shoulders
but if you did have a shot with some more overhead lighting
that look like a streetlight or something during the day,
then that might look good for you.
There's lots of effects if we want.
This is already very warm
so we wouldn't want to make it more warm,
at least I probably wouldn't.
These are different specific effects
or filters to add for your camera.
If your camera's not here, you can just go ahead
and use the universal effects
but the cool thing is that Lumetri has kind of
gone through each camera and tweaked the settings
so that it does a better job depending on what
kind of camera you are using.
These are great ways to quickly add a look,
a grading to your footage and with all of these,
if we do apply them, say we apply this one right here,
we can go into our Lumetri colour panel
and continue to edit it.
We can make changes so you can see that has this input
that we added right here, that's this input right here.
But we could say, if this is a little too dark for us,
we could boost the shadows back up a little bit
to bring back some of those details.
Thank you so much for watching.
That's how you use the Lumetri presets.
Have fun with it and we'll see you in another lesson.