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wnlively Posts: 7 Joined: 10/10/2006 Status: offline
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At the last wedding I videod one of my sony pd 170 s CCD block lost most of the blue. There fore the video has a green tint to it. Does any one know how i might fix the video in Premiere 2.0 ? The camera has been fixed by sony. I just need to fix the footage so i can use it. Thanks wnl |
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Deredain Posts: 681 Joined: 6/8/2005 From: New Jersey Status: offline
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Did you try the color correction effect to try and fix it? That would be the first place I would try. Search "color" in the effects window and you'll find color correction.
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Runamok Posts: 1276 Joined: 6/27/2006 From: Menifee, CA Status: offline
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I had one of the CCD's go out in my PD150 and my video was green. I was not able to figure out anything to fix it but I did know it was messed up when I went to shoot that day so lucky for me I didn't completely rely on the B&W view finder. Did you know the video was coming out bad or was it a shock once you were bringing it in? Not sure what to advise you on fixing it but I was sure frustrated when I tried it. Please keep us informed if you are able to correct it. _____________________________ Well...that's my story and I am sticking to it! Dan www.clearshotvideo.com My Showcase (in reply to Deredain) |
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Graham Posts: 2287 Joined: 9/10/2003 From: Sunny Warm Florida Status: offline
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My advice, desaturate the footage and make your video retro black and white.
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videoproduceronline Posts: 68 Joined: 10/21/2006 Status: offline
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Hopefully you fixed your issue or found a solution. If it makes you feel better, it's happened to me before during a shoot. Fortunately, it was a multicamera shoot, "Scott, your camera's gone green!" I would suggest trying something like the above as well, especially because it was a wedding, you can combine the wedding etk;s and hopefully get away with an effect that would make it look like you did it on purpose. Let us know how it turns out. Cheers, Scott Lundergan _____________________________ I run a full time online video business using DJ products. Thanks Digital Juice. You guys are amazing! http://www.videoproduceronline.com (in reply to Graham) |
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