Color Grading DAY for NIGHT in Premiere Pro
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Learn to color grade from day to night. Many times budget doesn't allow for filming a night time scene so you have to film it during the day and in post make it look like night. It's an easy way to get great shots that look like night time.
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It just looks like a horribly underexposed day shot.
Youssef Gharbi yes. Yes it does.
Agree
I was just thinking the same. Zero production value.
I agree - this is terrible. Does not look remotely like night.
facts. You can clearly see the clouds on the wide angle shots lol
this doesn't really look like night, the sky is clearly giving it away. should've used a better example. also, why is Peter McKinnon in the thumbnail?
Cause Peter is Mattis friend and they shoot films together. :D
Gonna have a hard time convincing the audience that it’s a “night” scene when you can still see the blue sky and white clouds.
Nah, this looks very unbelievable. Nope.
The reason for why this looks bad is because for this effect to work is to have an overcast sky or no direct sunlight on the subject or the landscape. Also, you might want to give it a bit more contrast and under expose the shot to the shot.
Here’s a tutorial on how to really achieve this look on Resolve: czcams.com/video/ZL_sKBYqjJQ/video.html
What about that really blue sky though?
Sky is still blue at night 😉 your just thinking too much that its daytime footage because I'm giving you the comparison
Dj C What if I wanted it to be less blue. Do I have to mask it? Key it? or is there an easier way?
Easier way to get rid of the blue in the sky, if I can’t avoid getting some of the sky, change the sky blue to a whiter shade by changing the colour. Then do a mask over the whole footage.
@@mattih Hahahahahaha! Yeah, mate. If you wouldn't have posted the before pic, everyone would think that was actually a night shoot!!!! OK, dude. #BetterGetToSpecsavers
@@mattih This is a hilariously incorrect comment. If you wanted to pull this off, you should have avoided shooting the sky completely as that is the dead giveaway.
So weird to see your old videos after seeing so many of your new videos haha you're so laid back and calm and quiet.
The key to good day for night is to have lights in the background. So car headlights house lights etc especially if you can boost those lights somehow. Not so much car lights but house lights with much stronger lights in than usual to give the impression that they are the normal brightness when you darken everything down.
Super Helpful Matti! Thank You!
Hey, I love your channel and all the tutorials that you do, but this one is to be honest the bad one. The after footage doesn't look like a night time at all, most likely because of the wrong example.
nice tutorial, but the bright blue sky really makes it unbelievable from the start
Thank you Matti.... awesome vid
Does not seem natural
Thanks. This was really helpful. I'm trying to learn how to do new editing things to level up the things that I can do for my own videos. I don't want to make MOVIES exactly, but making my vlogs, dumb skits, and things cooler would be nice.
wow! I have completed your Udemy color grading course and I found you on CZcams..You are great!
Great tutorial! The only thing that really gives it away is the blue sky and especially in the drone shots. Do you have any ideas on cleaning up or crushing some of the blue in the sky? The Sony shots could definitely pass as a night shoot if the blue in the sky was less. I would love to hear your thoughts on this!
Yep you could crush highlights even more. But IF you didnt know that was a day time shot your mind probably would have attributed it to moonlight. Of course you can finesse this technique wayyy more but its just to give you an example of what happens a lot of the time
Jeff Camp - That's the first thing I thought; the sky ...
Maybe it's the music too. I think you're right and maybe combined with a proper night score and foley audio I think it would trick the viewer much more.
Yep exactly. All the other stuff thats used to trick the mind. The over exposure on the drone footage is a bit too much but even moonlight can over expose things if you were exposed to the people.
I was thinking that as well. I might have to do a test here just for fun when the GH5 comes in. Thanks again for the great idea Travel Feels :)
it's clear day shots. you can find shadow of sun easily !!!!!!
This is so helpful. Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching!
I have a question. If I add an adjustment layer over a clip, then I turn down the exposure on the adjustment layer and then increase exposure on the original clip, will that not add artificial exposure? Like what you did at 05:53
How do you get the Effects Controls panel to automatically update to whatever clip the playhead is at while scrubbing?
Hi Matti, I was wondering if this was shot using a log profile? and if you would recommend shooting in log with day for night footage?
You and Peter McKinnon...my youtube BOYS! Thanks for all the help
Do you know how i can get lens flares transitions ? that i mostly see on Matt komo , sam kolder videos
Not sure which ones your talking about but lens flares you can do in camera or then use a lens flare video file and add it on in post or then just use a plug in (but they dont look as realistic usually)
Thank you!
I can't found any colorists present in my permier pro , but you did how?😔
Blue skies and working
Between you and Peter McKinnon I know I can become a pro. Thanks for all the vids. They are REALLY helping.
I have a few questions about a camera for a beginner but I understand you are SO busy making these awesome Vids. Thanks again
Yes! Tons of resources these days
So this is probably a stupid question but using this method can we also make an interior look as of most of the lights are turned off? (I planned to make a sort of horror movie with an underground lab, but the only location I can find is one that I cannot control the lights in so it is too well lit for my scene)
I had no idea turning day video into night was even an option. I'll keep this tip in my back pocket if it ever comes up.
Yep its possible! For travel videos probably the best way to do night time shots
i disliked because it's obvious you were just trying to get to 10 minutes. video doesn't start till 4:00 thank me later
Thank you
Also it's very slow and redundant and he didn't bother fixing the blue sky
hey man great video tutorial ! i was wandering if you could do a tutorial on the d-log from the phantom 4 pro like you did for the gopro footage you did pretty please ? how would you set it up the sharpness, contrast, etc... and also how you make look your drone footage and your camera footage look the same, it would be a great tutorial i can't found anything good and i like the way you explain so it would be great !!!! peace man keep doing some great work ;)
Thanks man! I'll keep that idea in mind
TravelFeels dope !!! i appreciate that ;)
Good video. I do think that this process would look better if the shoot happens on an overcast day, that way you don't have to deal with the blue and white sky. An overcast day would help out quiet a bit. Thank you for the lesson.
Thanks! It doesnt actually matter as much as you think. If its sunny you make it look like moonlight. Mad Max for example has full on sun for their night scenes. You can easily trick the brain into thinking its just moonlight.
awesome video!
what mic does he use?
hey is there a way to edit a video that's completely in focus and make it have a focual point. make infinity focus feel like a wide open apiture with a nice fuzzy background and crispy subject?
Not realistically nope! Or it would be an insane post process. Gotta do it in camera
TravelFeels probably wouldn't look super natural but couldn't you do motion tracking on subject (mostly center of frame and have that move a mask that is gradually more blurry at the edges and crisp in the center. probably best to keep it very subtle tho. i often shoot with gopros and smart phones because I can't carry my dslr and lenses everywhere so I was wondering if I could pull the effect off for b roll clips to give them a better cinematic effect. thinking close ups on people and blurred backgrounds.
love your videos btw watch all yours and Peter mckinnons, love learning more about filming.
wht is adjustment layer ?? a black video?
What is YOur Intro Music?
The sky gives it away to be honest.
You must razor some part that show sky near home obyek. And satur
I still see the day sky
I think your grading technique is fine, but I would avoid wide shots that show large areas of sky. It's these shots that give it away the most. Things like your actors running down the steps, could have been done in a medium / medium wide shot that avoided showing much sky. I'm shooting some day for night scenes in woodland at the moment and adjusting your shots to avoid bright areas of sky, etc makes a huge difference. Also, shoot on a dull day (if possible), with the sun overhead to try and minimise visible shadows.
Where is the colorista effect? Can´t find it in my premiere pro
How to do night to day
Hi, very nice tutorials! I´m looking for the opossite effect, "night for day" (?). Is it possible? Thanks!
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74 thousandth sub :)
The tutorial is cool but you should not show the sky. Try to film without landacape angles or tilts-up movements :) it gonna looks awesome then!
How tf does this guy have more than 1 million subs? This is literally an underexposed day shot...
Guys, all you need to do is to replace the sky using Ultra Key to get completed look of night:)
My god you have grown
I wonder what Mr Peter has to say after finding his pic in the thumb nail. 😄
NEAGHT TIME!
Matti .. u didn't replaced the skies .. and this is really important ..
Helvetin hyvä video!
Hahah … You can tell your a begginer youtuber here! 😄
The moon is still blue and the and the film remain underexposed. I assume you would need to light the actors a bit aswell?
Nice intro
it's good, for horror movies.
nothing says "night shot" like having a backlit day shot underexposed.
ignore the clouds .. and I believe it was night hah .. but it was way better than any other preset for day for night 👍👍
just over expose the raw file so we don't see all the cloud detail.
NOT AS EXPECTED
You lost me from start how do I add an adjustment layer???????
Maybe a mask tracking the sky to crush the colours and exposure even more to be like the night sky?
The sky ruins it. It would work well for closeups or low angles.
Hello 1M Matti
You still see the clouds.
Anyone got better tips for this I dont think this is as good as it could be . I want the sky to undoubtedly be night. In this I would never believe this was shot at night
I don't think you said 'night time' enough. =)
Night.......................... Time.......................... 😂
Good tutorial.. but your example footage doesn't look like a night shot because you're showing the clouds.... usually in Day for Night shoots, you will film somewhere you can't see the sky!
Its eh...
Really important about the sky thou. and reflections. the sky is dark with stars not a dark blue with white clouds. clouds need to be inverted as well
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famous last words....."there you have it, super easy"..... yeah right, you are even more funny than Peter but i will give it a try ;-)
Pretty easy when you think about it. Just move colors towards blue and crush the exposure 😉
Fix the Blue sky
It does not work very well.
Wish you did it without expensive plugins so we could follow along
I like your videos so much but this is not even close to a night time.
not its looks like night shots
common guys, it's a full moon Night
I like the formate but It feels like he is purposely streching this just to go over 10 minutes by repeating himself and talking unnessecarily slowly
Not even close to looking like night....I'll keep looking around
too many ads cant watch even few seconds
That's a stretch
Ok I think it would work much better if it was over cast
Im not a hater, but this just doesn't look very good.
the clouds really give the trick away
Day for Night is worded wrong. It should be Day for Dusk. No "day for night" scene looks like night. It will always look like dusk.
The whole footage should have been shot underexposed for great results in post. Doesn`t look that realistic to me... Maybe you should have turn down the saturation especially in the sky.... and the tiny bit of overexposing of the sky in the drone shot really doesn`t help.
The trick here is, dont shoot the sky and you wont notice that easy.
No!
I appreciate the tutorial and I mean no disrespect whatsoever, but I'm not convinced it's nighttime in the post footage you've presented. It just looks under exposed. Overcast skies would've been a better result. Either way, you do still illustrate the process. So, thanks.
it looks like you put sunglasses over your camera wtf
Bruh
Bruh
Lol, are you kidding?
Haha day for night looks so bad and this is a prime example
This doesn't look like a night shoot at all.
Sorry, but the night has no clouds
U didn't fix the sky at all 🤣 not look ok!!!!
You still had day sky. You need to mask away the sky through an adjustment layer and approach the sky separately. Your day for night was not great at all....
colorista? its not in premiere?
IMO.. doesn't even remotely look like night. A waste of time. Simply create a day for night or multiple LUTs where these shots could have really looked like night.
lol that's so ugly. Never do day for night. Just keep that footage in the day.