Making composites look right by visually matching RGB values in After Effects

In After Effects you can set your comp viewer to isolate the Red, Green, and Blue channels one at a time. This is very helpful when trying to match the color balance of plates in a composite. This viewing mode can enable you to make precision adjustments to each color channel with the Levels or Curves effect.
In visual effects you often encounter plates shot separately (background matte images, green screen footage, etc), that need to be composited together. One of the fundamental challenges is making sure the colors match between plates. Dialing that in can be tricky, even for someone with a trained eye. This technique helps tremendously when precision is critical. And it makes color compositing possible for colorblind artists.
#compositing #AfterEffects #ColorMatching

[@ahmedsuleiman1130]

This is what we should call, "colour compositing made easy in After Effects". Thanks for the cool and level headed explanations.

[@PanginooTV]

Underrated channel! Hope to see more of your helpful compositing tutorials!

[@Nesobeats]

The way I celebrated after turning the view back to full RBG and all my clouds were matching exactly. Thank you for this awesome tutorial!

[@Iansimmons]

This is awesome I didn't realize color correcting for comps could be so easy!

[@iwanthomas8765]

Fantastic tutorial, this helped a lot! Thank you

[@rangka-ESAF]

Thanks man, I have tried this method and it's easy to do and the result is awesome!

[@jalapenogaming9740]

dammn what have i become
i feel invincible after knowing this tutorial much thanks buddy :)

[@slykhajiit2]

This is a really unique approach to color correction. I've never seen this method in other tutorials, even in similar softwares like Photoshop (they usually use the curves editor). Thanks!

[@hanheecho6437]

This method is very general for nuke or fusion. Just impressed after effects can do it similar.

[@collinreichman-flores5692]

God bless the UA-cam recommended, i would only match the bg plate & object plate using levels (blacks & whites), gonna try this method to match all rgb channels. Thanks for the awesome post!

[@kizitossembatya5855]

thank you for the tip

[@FlewitMusic]

This works like magic

[@eascarm]

Thank you!

[@Totorus]

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing. Greetings.

[@-________9732]

Very cool.

[@maximilianjancke9375]

How come this video has only 160 Likes??? This is great!

[@katharineparsons2171]

Thanks! Subscribed. Any way to click on the screen and get the hex code for a color?

[@EmpireAnimator]

thanks man it helped a lot

[@raiderpredator1865]

Good for Maching👍👍👍👍

[@HeapsMad]

More like dis

[@menysp]

Shit. I'm gonna binge all your videos now

[@oiganamitio]

How can you animate in a Mac geez, I mean, its render times are horrible. Anyway, amazing tutorial

[@NBCmotion]

I've been wanting to build a PC, but I picked the worst possible time to get into the market for a gpu, lol