Coloring is really important when it comes to crossover edits, in order to make the scenes go with the clips from the other footage :)
Here is a work in progress of normal daylight to sunset time coloring.
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Coloring is really important when it comes to crossover edits, in order to make the scenes go with the clips from the other footage :)
Here is a work in progress of normal daylight to sunset time coloring.
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