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Old 04-14-2004, 12:59 PM
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Hello everybody just found this forum and hope you can help me with a problem I have.

I have shot some video but due to light sources and incorrect manual exposure setting on the camera, I've ended up with a lot of video containing overexposed areas.

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Is there any way to fix these areas so it doesn't look as aweful as it does now??

I am using Premiere Pro for editing.

Hope you can help me!

Thanks,

Christian
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Premiere has an abundance of effects. Don't have it in front of me but I'd be very surpised if it doesn't have a 'levels' effect. Play with settings and find your best results.

However, it's a given that within the digital realm you get much better results extracting details from an under-exposed (dark) image than you do from an over-exposed image so don't expect miracles I'm afraid!

You should be able to find some sort of improvement though. Just don't hold your breath during the 'render' phase
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Try a combination of contrast/brightness and reduced gamma correction and you should be able to sort it out. Drop the gamma a tad then mess with contrast/brightness.

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