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Dan Burnap July 9th, 2007 02:36 PM

Colour Correcting
 
Hi, what's the best way to colour correct in PPro (SD). My white balance was off (OK, I forgot to set it) and now I have a red tinge to everything. Is After Effects a better option for this? Thanks

Harm Millaard July 9th, 2007 03:09 PM

Not necessarily, 3 way color correction is very good as is Color Finesse if you have that plug-in.

Emre Safak July 9th, 2007 06:08 PM

I hope you did not shoot DV, as that has really poor color information. Good luck to you!

Premiere should be fine for simply changing the color temperature, but I would use After Effects for anything requiring selective retouching.

Glenn Chan July 9th, 2007 06:21 PM

You can try...

A- Use the 3-way color corrector and the eyedroppers.

B- OR, use the levels filter. Play with the white input (the right slider) for two of the channels. Slide them left until the image is balanced. Can't remember if Premiere has an eyedropper for automating this. It's the same idea as how you'd white balance images in Photoshop.

If the highlights still have a color cast in them, drop the 3-way CC on... de-saturate the highlights (I can't remember if this is possible in PPro).

Marco Wagner July 9th, 2007 06:33 PM

I vote for black and white!


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