samieaggro
New member
Can somebody help me how will I correct under/poorly exposed shot. :-Cry(DBG):
Under Exposed Shot
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J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
Use your levels and contrast/brightness adjustment in post
walken0709
Member
Re-shoot, if you can - especially if it doesn't look like the rest of the footage once corrected.
Brandon Rice
Distributed Producer
John_Hudson said:
agreed... just be careful... don't brighten it up to the point you start seeing noise in the image.:thumbsup:
HorseFilms
Look ma no hands
It depends on how badly it's under exposed. If you could post a grab, we'll be able to help you a little more.
samieaggro
New member
Under
Under
This is a shot in the bar.
Under
This is a shot in the bar.
photondave
Member
I played with this a bit, but it is going to be difficult to pull it out without
significant noise.
significant noise.
puredrifting
Major Contributor
Hi:
Why was it shot this way? Just curious? Not enough light or no monitor?
Good luck,
Dan
Why was it shot this way? Just curious? Not enough light or no monitor?
Good luck,
Dan
Brandon Rice
Distributed Producer
Here's my shot at getting a little more exposure on it.
I think the shot works though. Bars are generally low lit, so it work. IMO.
I think the shot works though. Bars are generally low lit, so it work. IMO.
HorseFilms
Look ma no hands
Do you have good audio in the scene? If you do, you might be able to get away with it being a tad dark. As Brandon said, bars are very dark. I think the audience would forgive you if there was good audio.
samieaggro
New member
HorseFilms said:
1. I shoot this with no monitor. I have 3 250w snooted in each face, all are practicals. To all thanks for the response.