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Problem with blue light caught on video

galwaybabe · 2008-04-02 18:39:11

Hi. Was videoing a gig the other evening and unfortunately didn't notice that at some point blue stage lights were turned on. The effect from this light came out very strong on the footage and even seem to highlight the performers' hair blue. Is there any way of toning this blueness down? It's shot on Hd and we've got…

02-04-2008 07:39PM

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galwaybabe

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Hi. Was videoing a gig the other evening and unfortunately didn't notice that at some point blue stage lights were turned on. The effect from this light came out very strong on the footage and even seem to highlight the performers' hair blue. Is there any way of toning this blueness down? It's shot on Hd and we've got access to Final cut Pro. Thanks in advance. All suggestions welcome

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#2 02-04-2008 10:49PM

decob

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in final cut, using the 3 way colour correction filter you should be able to preform some secondary colour correction (limit effect).

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