WhiteWood
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ncje said:Sonnyboo is always a good place to start: http://www.sonnyboo.com/downloads/filmmaker.htm
THANK YOU! I was hoping that that post didn't get ignored
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ncje said:Sonnyboo is always a good place to start: http://www.sonnyboo.com/downloads/filmmaker.htm
Ogrus said:Whitewood....
I suggest that now that you're satisfied, post your perfect settings from A to Z
in clear simple language so everyone can benefit!
cheers
Ogrus
But I did brighten some dark footage and brought up the saturation a little and it came out light, ugly and GRAINY! So is it HOPELESS for dark footage? I read somewhere that for dark scenes, just shoot at duski, day for night.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxuLfOB3PEo
Random time to reply to a 2 year old thread ain't it :undecidedGain equals grain. Just drop the gain. I have mine as low as it will go now days.
Random time to reply to a 2 year old thread ain't it :undecided