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In this episode, we'll use curves, the most precise color correction tool, an S-curve for dramatic contrast, per-channel curves for nuances, and Hue Saturation Curves for adjusting a single color. Let's get started. Hello, welcome back to the complete Adobe Premiere Pro series from Cerdas Inovasi Digital. Curves give full control over every level of brightness and every color channel. Hue Saturation Curves can even adjust a single color range. We'll practice on a sunset and palm footage.

Step 1: The Curves Section

Open the Curves section in Lumetri Color. The RGB Curves box contains a diagonal line from the bottom left, shadows, to the top right, highlights. The circle above it is for selecting the channel. White for all, then red, green, and blue.

Step 2: S Curve

Click the line around the lower quarter and drag it slightly downward, then click the upper three-quarters and drag it slightly upward. The line forms the letter S. Shadows get darker and highlights get brighter, creating a dramatic contrast.

Step 3: Blue Channel Curve

Select the blue circle. Drag the bottom end of the curve slightly upward, adding a blue tone to the shadows. Then drag the top part slightly downward, making the highlights lose blue and feel more golden. This is a simple cinematic nuance. Switch to the palm clip.

Step 4: Hue vs Saturation

In Hue Saturation Curves, select Hue VS Saturation. The horizontal line represents the saturation of each color. Click a point in the green area and drag it downward. Only the green foliage becomes dull, while the sky and sea remain unchanged.

Step 5: Lock Points

To ensure the change only affects green, add points in yellow and cyan as locks before dragging the green point. These points keep the colors next to them from changing.

Step 6: Before and After

Rotate both clips and compare with Lumetri turned off. Curves provide results that sliders alone cannot achieve, controlled contrast, and clean single-color adjustments.

Done!

Done. We have opened the curves, created an S-curve, added tone with the blue channel curve, muted a single color with Hue vs. Saturation, used lock points, and compared the results. In the next episode, we will use Color Wheels and Comparison View. Need product advertisement videos, business profile videos, reels and TikTok content, or subtitles for YouTube videos? Cerdas Inovasi Digital provides video editing and color grading services, as well as Premiere Pro courses from beginner to advanced levels. Want to master the entire series? 105 episodes from the interface to final projects? All episodes, complete with PDF step-by-step guides, source footage, and project files, are available to premium tutorial subscribers. Subscribe starting at Rp69.000 per month, save 28% with the 12-month package, or pay once Rp999.000 for lifetime access. Want just one class? Buy a single class with lifetime access. Subscribe now at the premium page cerdasinovasidigital.com Contact us via WhatsApp, or visit cerdasinovasidigital.com Thank you for watching, see you in the next episode.

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Introduction

Step 1: The Curves Section

Step 2: S Curve

Step 3: Blue Channel Curve

Step 4: Hue vs Saturation

Step 5: Lock Points

To ensure the change only affects green, add points in yellow and cyan as locks before dragging the green point. These points keep the colors next to them from changing.

Step 6: Before and After

Rotate both clips and compare with Lumetri turned off. Curves provide results that sliders alone cannot achieve, controlled contrast, and clean single-color adjustments.

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0:03Introduction

0:38Step 1: The Curves Section

0:56Step 2: S Curve

1:14Step 3: Blue Channel Curve

1:34Step 4: Hue vs Saturation

1:51Step 5: Lock Points

2:06Step 6: Before and After

2:24Done!

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0:03Introduction

0:38Step 1: The Curves Section

0:56Step 2: S Curve

1:14Step 3: Blue Channel Curve

1:34Step 4: Hue vs Saturation

1:51Step 5: Lock Points

2:06Step 6: Before and After

2:24Done!

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Introduction

Step 1: The Curves Section

Step 2: S Curve

Step 3: Blue Channel Curve

Step 4: Hue vs Saturation

Step 5: Lock Points

Step 6: Before and After

Done!

Introduction

Step 1: The Curves Section

Step 2: S Curve

Step 3: Blue Channel Curve

Step 4: Hue vs Saturation

Step 5: Lock Points

Step 6: Before and After

Done!