In this color grading tutorial where we’ll be learning how to replace sky colors using the HSL secondary in Premiere Pro. After primary color correction, we use the HSL secondary to isolate and manipulate specific colors, not the overall image. For example, this can be especially useful when trying to change the color of the sky or a person's skin tones, or when trying to correct ambient light sources.
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