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Dehaze a video clip
Hi,
I’ve come to really love the “Dehaze” slider in Lightroom and Photoshop.
It seems not to have migrated yet to Premiere Pro. All my searches have turned up empty – could someone link me to a tutorial to dehaze a video clip, or outline the steps they would use in PP to simulate the dehaze slider of lightroom?
thanks,
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5 Replies
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try to increase the contrast.
Massimo Alberto Croce
Video Editor, Colorist, Pro Tools Editor
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Old school….export your video file as a Tiff or TGA sequence, bring them into Lightroom and batch dehaze them all.
Or edit your video files in Photoshop (https://phlearn.com/how-to-edit-video-in-photoshop)
Or tweak your footage in SpeedGrade with all the color correction tools.
Andy Edwards
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Hi,
Great idea to export as tiff’s to Lightroom. The batch processing there worked like a charm.
Sorry for another question –
I now have a folder with 1500 images. They are name0001.jpg, name0002.jpeg, etc.
In PP I click Import, I think click on name0001.jpg and then click the “Image sequence’ box at the bottom of the window, and import.
They import in a seemingly random order.
I’ve tried a bunch of different things – what am I missing here?
thanks!
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See here: https://prolost.com/store/dehaze
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Max Frank – that looks perfect!!
I’ll try later today. Thanks.
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