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Another Color Match Problem…
Our church currently records it’s services using three cameras and a switcher. We record from the switcher to a hard drive. I think it is important to know that we use a component output from the switcher into the hard drive.
Here’s the problem:
I imported the recorded clip into Premier and did a quick scrub (as usual) to see if there were any anomalies. Here is what I found:
https://ingroum.com/100109-01.jpg
https://ingroum.com/100109-02.jpgIt seems that somewhere, one of the components was lost. I have tried using the color matching tool in Premier but have had no luck. I would appreciate any help that I can get.
Thanks,
Brent -
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As your signal seems to have lost an entire third of it’s colour spectrum I’d say you’ll be hard pressed to fix it perfectly, but your best approach is with hue.
– jon barrie
Jon Barrie
aJBprods
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Thanks. That’s what I thought, but I figured I would see if anyone had any additional insight.
Thanks,
Brent -
You can probably fake the missing color channel using one of the channels that IS there.
Photoshop or After Effects will allow you to do this. There’s a recent thread in the AE Forum where strong red lighting yielded an image that effectively only had a red channel.
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/2/972962You might want to take a look for some ideas.
It won’t be a simple fix and it probably won’t be an exact match, so you’ll need to decide if the footage is worth the time/effort.
Jim
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