How to Match Color in Final Cut Pro X

Often times our projects consist of footage from a wide variety of sources. Match Color is a helpful tool that makes it easy to ensure that all scenes feel balanced and cohesive.

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⚠️️ This tutorial was created in Final Cut Pro X version 10.4.8. ⚠️

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[safetyhomeloans]

love these videos...simple sweet and to the kudos

[interwovenstudio]

Thank you so much... it's so easy!!! And it's easy because you explained it so well!!! 🙂

[grannyscrochet]

This Is amazing and Really Helpful...😎☺

[theuruguayanpolyglot]

Amazing, thank you Pixel Film Studios!

[elmono]

I wish it would work like that in real life... :)

[MelodeusForever]

Perfect! Simple!!! I wonder, can you get v-log depth from a cine d/v shot...hmmm maybe if you increase the bit depth while recording the Cine D clip.... hmmm. I'm not sure if you can get the depth to match a v-log shot so you can match a lut across a mixture of clips.... and that's if you are mixing clips bit depth and picture profiles footage types - as in GH5. But I have some footage shot in vlog and some shot in cine d that I wonder if it would be a hassle to balance together for a project.

[Unfilterd]

in davinci resolve there is just a slider bar, which you can set directly to the amount blue etc. So value -200 blue for example. This way when you are in doubt you don't have to go search for the right spot everytime you want the matching white balance. Is there such a thing in final cut pro? Or only this?

[donyaalbeesh]

HELP its not working. Is there any other way to do this? I used the same canon camera (the same take too) for whatever reason the video suddenly became brighter :'(

[waynethornton]

My setup is the other way. First select the clip you want to change. then 'Apply Match' to the clip you're skimming.

[patrickspahr]

This does not seem to work when trying to match color between clips in a multicam clip? Please advise. Thank you.

[YoungLightOfficial]

Hey do you work for pixel film because I got a plug-in I bought called trans zoom mask but it’s not loading in my fcpx any help?

[switchunboxing]

I guess mine is a program glitch then because after I click the clip I want to change, it shows the preview, but the other clip is just frozen. No matter when're I put the play head, it doesn't change. Ive closed the program and opened it again as well. Bummer.

[switchunboxing]

Wowww been doing this for 4 years I didnt know there was an enhancement button. I always go through the menu