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Correcting for ISO change in FCP 7?
I accidentally hit the ISO wheel on my DSLR while I was filming and now half my footage is too dark. I can get it lighter, but it still doesn’t match the look of the first half. Is there a way to correct for the exact ISO loss?
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Nothing you do will make this float to the top…It sinks like everything else.
Sorry, but ISO changes are very complex to deal with. They take a lot of trial and error, tweaking and finessing. Not something that can be expressed in a web post. FCX touts the ability to match shots with the click of a button, but I know it isn’t perfect. With FCP it’ll be tougher, and Color will do a better job, but still need to tweak a lot of settings to get things right.
You might need to hire a professional colorist for this.
Shane
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Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve Lite is free and very powerful. And there are a lot of good tutorials floating around. The Lite download is at the bottom of the linked page.
John
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