- Wacom: The Hidden ManualBeing relatively active in the #postchat community on Twitter, I had heard a lot of people talk about using Wacom tablets for post-production. I had seen the VFX and Flame artists at my internship with Zoic Studios use them a...continue reading
- Quick Tip: ND Your ScreenOkay, here's a quick tip I was reminded of when Juan Salvo asked on Twitter about finding a GUI monitor that looked half-decent with the brightness turned all the way down. I saw that and remembered something pretty awesome I...continue reading
- Colorist Tip #45 – MonitorsA must have for any colorist is a reliable and calibrated broadcast monitor. It's a colorist's best friend! Don't just use a computer monitor. These rarely (if ever) have the right controls to properly calibrate the monitor. For those of you...continue reading
- Colorist Tip #43 – BacklightAvoid light sources in your line of sight when coloring. backlighting your monitor is a great way to light "out of sight." I'm using 4 LED lights that I hid behind the monitor stands and speakers to keep them out...continue reading
- Colorist Tip #42 – Wall ColorWhen setting up your coloring environment, try to pick a neutral wall color (like a 50% gray) to manage color influences. For my office, I used a photo gray card to match the color. When coloring, you want to be...continue reading
