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The process of using the AI Colour Extract tool for other purposes such as shot to shot or camera matching is similar.

You may combine any one of the presets with manual white balance and tint adjustments. Other options include the Magic Look in a combination with different white balance points. In simplified terms this look simulates the colour gamut of the print film used for the creation of the look without further creative decisions. The second option is the Colour Gamut that the AI Colour Extract tool has extracted from our reference. This option matches the overall appearance of the reference as well as white balance point, contrast and exposure. The first option, called the Magic Look is the look that the AI Colour Extract tool has created for us. We can manually adjust the white balance point or the tint of the look created by the AI Colour Extract tool.Īlternatively we can use any one of the presets shown on the right under the previews tab. That is our reference image we saved earlier as a Match. Now we need to select the match from which we will copy the grade to our image. We can either select the “AI Colour Extract From…” option from the contextual menu in the Project tab or we can add the “AI Colour Extract” tool from the Add Tool option in the lower left corner. To use the AI Colour Extract tool, we have two options. In this case, for Input we will select Arri Alexa Log-C as that’s our source material and sRGB for Output as that matches our monitor. We will select the correct ACES Input and Output transforms for our image as well. Now let’s open the image that we want to colour grade. Save it as a Match using the Save as a Match button. Next, to be able to use the AI Colour Extract tool, we have to save the reference image as a Match. In this case, as our reference image is in sRGB colour space and our monitor is sRGB as well, that’s what we will select. Let’s start by opening our reference image in fylm.ai.įirst, we need to select the correct ACES Input and Output Transforms so that the image is correctly colour managed.