S stevevaus Active member Jun 24, 2006 #1 A lot of my shots in natural light ( white balanced properly) tend to be a a bit red - not HUGELY red, but just a bit off. Shooting 24p by the way - stock settings. Is there a relatively simple way to dial down the red a bit? Thanks
A lot of my shots in natural light ( white balanced properly) tend to be a a bit red - not HUGELY red, but just a bit off. Shooting 24p by the way - stock settings. Is there a relatively simple way to dial down the red a bit? Thanks
PaPa Major Contributor Jun 24, 2006 #2 yes, in your NLE, there should be a Color Correction tab in the image control menu. there you can play with the HSL and the RGB in highlights, mids, lows, or the levels themselves. Give it a shot, it will be your new best friend.
yes, in your NLE, there should be a Color Correction tab in the image control menu. there you can play with the HSL and the RGB in highlights, mids, lows, or the levels themselves. Give it a shot, it will be your new best friend.
el jeffe Active member Jun 24, 2006 #3 check your color temp in the settings for future shoots. It comes default at like -4. that gives it a really orange/red look, try like -2, -1, or 0.
check your color temp in the settings for future shoots. It comes default at like -4. that gives it a really orange/red look, try like -2, -1, or 0.
