I've ran into a dilemma...

[Rylan Zolinski]

I did a two camera shoot using my XHA1's. I was operating one camera while my cousin was operating the other. We don't have any external monitors and resorted to using the cameras LCD and everything looked fine. Once I captured the videos in Premiere, I noticed his image has a bit of a red hue while my colors look fine. Is there any way to fix this in Premiere? I don't mean a total image restoration, but something that could somewhat fix the red hue and make the image match mine as best as possible?

 

[Hidef1080]

I'm going to guess that the color temperature was different...

In Premiere if you look under Effect/video effects/Color Correction/Three Way Color Correction you'll see a tool for adjusting the white balance.

Give that a try.

 

[Rylan Zolinski]

I'm going to guess that the color temperature was different...

In Premiere if you look under Effect/video effects/Color Correction/Three Way Color Correction you'll see a tool for adjusting the white balance.

Give that a try.

After I reviewed the footage again, the white balance was fine halfway through the concert and then it went out of whack. I'm not at home right now, but if I play around with the effects you mentioned, how well should it work?

 

[James Carpenter]

It will no doubt be tricky to get the footage identical, in addition to the WB recomendation, try boosting the blues in colour correction too.

 

[Rylan Zolinski]

It was a bit tricky but I managed to make it look a whole lot better. I have now encountered another issue. On our wide shots, a lot of the kids faces are blown out and look overexposed from the lighting and as a result, they look a bit washed out. Is there any way to fix this as well? I'd imagine this one would be a lot trickier to fix since when it comes to lighting, what you see is what you get.