Recently, Elgato, in collaboration with MSI and the distributor Máy Tính Vĩnh Xuân – SPC, hosted a workshop titled “Color Correction – Video with StreamDeck in Adobe” at Thủ Đô, Hà Nội. Attendees, including enthusiasts of technology as well as professionals in the fields of photo and video editing, participated eagerly in this event.
During the workshop “Color Correction – Video with StreamDeck in Adobe”, participants had the opportunity to experience the entire ecosystem of Elgato’s diverse products, which are tailored specifically for streamers and the general content creation community, including the Stream Deck, lights, microphones, and capture cards.
A key highlight of the event was the presentation by Tú Thanh, a well-known videographer in the community, who introduced the Stream Deck +, emphasizing its incredible convenience for image and video editing tasks. Notably, Elgato has integrated with Adobe to create a comprehensive control scheme directly within Photoshop. Future plug-ins are expected to expand the functionality for popular tools such as Premiere Pro, Illustrator, and After Effects.
Compared to various professional-grade control surfaces, the Stream Deck + offers a very reasonable price, making it accessible for beginners and those looking for semi-professional usage. Moreover, the product is highly versatile, catering to a wide range of user requirements while providing excellent value for money, enhancing the aesthetics of any workspace.
Diving into the main content of the workshop, Tú Thanh also shared detailed experiences regarding color grading techniques for video projects. According to him, each individual needs to ensure that their images correctly represent the intended atmosphere, with appropriate brightness and harmonious colors, tailored to the content and feedback from the audience to achieve the best fit.
Alongside the content, all participants also enjoyed the opportunity to experience the impressive gaming PCs introduced by MSI, showcasing powerful configurations that perfectly meet the needs for professional video production and photo editing.
Tuan Hung
