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Skintone
Norihiro Kamae edited this page Jun 26, 2021
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Reference | HTML color | Hue |
---|---|---|
Premiere Pro1 | #ff5300 | 19 |
Final Cut Pro2 | #ff5100 | 19 |
Davinci Resolve3 | #ff5200 | 19 |
Kdenlive | #ff6600 | 24 |
Pantone-SP | #B1927F (avg.) | 22 |
X-rite ColorChecker | #A88976 (avg.) | 22 (light: 25, dark: 21) |
Note that there are errors around 1-2 in the HTML color code.
Since I don't have access to some tools, I referred these articles and measured the screenshots.
- Find a screenshot of the vectorscope.
- Put the screenshot on OBS-Studio.
- Overlay the vectorscope plugin on the screenshot image.
- Add color-key filter to the vectorscope to make the background transparent.
- Put them at the same location.
- Adjust sizes to make these sources as large as possible.
- Adjust the size and location to ensure component color indicators match.
- If the component color indicators do not match, try anthor color space property.
- Adjust skin tone color property.
- Set red to 255, set blue to 0.
- Adjust green.
- The Skin Tone Line, Pixel Valley Studio This article shows some examples of vectorscope. They didn't mention which tool they use but it looks Adobe Premiere Pro.
- Final Cut Pro User Guide
- 5 Tips for Getting Perfect Skin Tones in DaVinci Resolve