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How do i color correct the sky to be blue?
I have some DV footage i shot and in the shots the sky is almost the color white, is there any way i can color correct it to be blue in premiere pro 1.5. If some one could help me through the steps of color correcting the sky to be blue it would be greatly appreciated?
Thanks
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8 Replies
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If the sky is white you have nothing to CC so you need other options.
You could try overlaying a blue grad with opacity
or try keying in a blue if the white will luma key out
or try a garbage matte with a grad blue layer beneath.
Craig
Shooter Film Company
Auckland
New Zealand(Premiere Pro 1.5 / Matrox TRX100 XTreme Pro)
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on this site there is a sky replacement tutorial.
do a search, if you can’t find it, let me know, I’ll send you the link.
If it’s mostly white, it’s gonna be easy
– Derrick
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Yeah thats a pretty cool tutorial but im not looking to add clouds i was just wandering if there was any adjustments i could make with the color correcter in ppro to change the white sky to look blueish without making other white objects blue
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Hi,
perhaps you speak German. Here is a tutorial for a secondary color correction in APP 1.5:
https://www.slashcam.de/artikel/Tips/Adobe-Premiere-Pro-Tip-12—-Sekundaere-Farbkorrektur.html -
Nah, i dont speak german sorry
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Sorry, your name seems to be a german. Maybe this helps:
https://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en -
I loved the sky tutorial i tried it out and it worked beautifuly but the problem is i have several shots that need that done. I would like to the sky replacement thing except i dont want to pull each individual shot in and export each out seperate. I want to be able to import my edited premiere pro 1.5 project into AE 6.5 so i can do it to each shot individualy and then export as one. but everytime i import my ppro project into AE, AE freezes. If any one could help me on that now i would be set to go
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haha sorry yeah i’ve lived in ameica all my life, i just have german ancestors
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