@@dancelens while I agree that it's better to colorgrade in the video editor, not all video editors have the facility to easily fix some issues. In my case my subject was too dark and I had an overexposed background, I had to use LR to batch-process the subject with a machine-learning mask (for the subject) just to fix the exposure. It took me no time to process 330 pictures ;) . If I had to do that in Premiere Pro I imagine it would take me a lot longer and I wouldn't be working with the same high-resolution (even 4K wouldn't have the same detail to work with... ) =). If you know a way of automatically use masks such as this one in Premiere Pro or DaVinci, let me know, I don't know of any that does quite the same =')
to make it clearer, I did the colorgrading of the TimeLapse in post, with the rest of the footage. I had to use LR just to correct photo-specific issues related to exposure and other minute details that would take longer in Premiere...
I sincerely don't remember trying this before, but do you import the RAWs in the video editor, or the JPGs ? And do you get access to all it's dynamic range in there ? I'd imagine no, but I might be wrong, maybe Premiere being part of Adobe for example you can do it. Interesting experiment to do! At first I'd automatically do like Emanuel, grade everything with masks and all on LR, export, and maybe on DaVinci just add an adjustment layer with tiny things I'd like applied overall.
P.S - I guess this mask syncing only works with Masks that the AI finds automatically [Sky/Subject/etc.]. If you paint via brush manually- it wont be able to sync if I placed it on a face of someone, I will have to enter that brush, subtract it, and re-paint it again....
If you Sync a bunch of photos - are they from now on forwards- attached? Meaning, a chance in one image - will update all the rest of the images altogether? Or is is a one-time-process? Meaning, it only updates every time I re-click that Sync button?
Is there a way to batch mask the subjects in all photos? I do photogrammetry and it's a paint to have to manually go through and do that for hundreds of photos
@@FlyEnri Ah, I didn't realize there was a Classic and another version. I just started a trial of the Non-Classic version? I'll test it out and thanks.
