It
is difficult to use any image straight from the camera. I remember
that I used to believe that my camera was so great that any image
that I took was great, as is. However, I quickly learned that many
(or all) of my images would benefit a great deal with color
correction. I never did this to a great deal in Final Cut Pro, and so
this offered a certain learning curve challenge. For one thing, I was
much more accustomed to the layout and workflow within Photoshop, and
other Adobe products. But the color correction tools in Final Cut Pro
are much different. If I was going to continue with Final Cut Pro (as
I said earlier, I just couldn't get premiere to work), I would have
to get used to working with the color tools that were present here.
Certainly, at first, it was difficult, but by the end of the project,
I felt like I learned a lot, and although I don't think I'm an
expert, at least I understand a bit better how these things work. I
feel confident that in future films, they will look better still.
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