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Animated matte when going underwater for separate exposure and white balance correction
Beginner question
I want to cc my footage, that was partially shoot underwater, partially on the surface. It needs to be corrected, separately for the surface, separately for the underwater part. Unfortunately the transition very is slow, so there are many in between frames with both surface, and the underwater world, with small “waves” forming up on the lens. I hope you know what I mean : )
What is the method of creating a matte you would recommend?
Help will be very much appreciated
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2 Replies
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Check out this thread:
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/3/926471
Similar question asked a few days ago that might turn up some Premiere-specific workarounds. Alternately, it would be easier to bring the shot into after effects and use two layers and a feathered mask with the pen tool
Angelo Lorenzo
Fallen Empire – Digital Production Services -
I went for the feathered matte in AE. Immediately there were some problems, which I will be posting in the AE forums in a few minutes.
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