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Correcting over-exposure afterwards?
Understandably it’s one of those things you should aim to avoid when capturing video at source, but is there anything you can do afterwards to correct any over-exposure that slipped through the net?
Here’s an example of something I’d like to correct:
https://img230.imageshack.us/img230/4396/overexp9vs.jpg
I was using a consumer Sony HC42 mini-DV camcorder at the time.
Thanks for any help you could possibly give.
Timo
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2 Replies
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I would try the new Luma corrector filter in PPro 2.0. You can adjust the contrast, gain, gamma, and pedestal and fine-tune tonal ranges. For regional corrections, try the Luma corrector with track mattes or the new secondary color correction feature.
-WJ
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Unfortunatly the sky, both shirts and one forhead have RGB values of 255,255,255 and no adjustment will bring out any details. A small levels adjustment will improve the jackets and some greenery.
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