How to use Keyframes and the Built-In Tracker in SpeedGrade

Update: 2014-06-02

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In this episode Colin shows you how you can add, edit and move keyframes and use the planar tracker in SpeedGrade to color grade specific parts of your video.

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How to use Keyframes and the Built-In Tracker in SpeedGrade

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How to use Keyframes and the Built-In Tracker in SpeedGrade

How to use Keyframes and the Built-In Tracker in SpeedGrade