Green sun flair

[Joseph W. bourke]

The thumbnail you posted is pretty small, so it’s hard to tell, but it looks to me as if you’re shooting with the sun right behind the subject, with the sun maybe just out of the frame above the subject. One way to cut down on flare is to use a lens hood, although when you’re shooting more or less directly into the sun, you’re going to get burned out backlighting, with an underexposed subject. If you’re looking to replace the background, you could Roto Brush the subject, but if you want to get rid of the flare, don’t shoot into the sun, or use a lens hood, and shoot with the sun off at a steeper angle, or to the side.

Joe Bourke
Owner/Creative Director
Bourke Media
http://www.bourkemedia.com

[Chris Tompkins]

Your sample pic is very small…

I would open it up in Ps and pull the green out if it’s a still or color correct in Pr removing the green.

Chris

[Martin Hansen]

Here is a bigger picture, so i need to color correct the green color out in premiere pro?
https://i.imgur.com/Op1fVaI.png

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[Chris Tompkins]

You can, you’ll need to isolate the guy as you have other green in the image.

Scope him out – on his own layer, just garbage matte style, pull some green out, might help a little. But follow Joseph’s advise in the future.

Chris

[Martin Hansen]

Thanks!