Kurt_Henning
04-21-2003, 10:05 PM
Here is my problem.
We often shoot with our own cameras. 3 cameras that match.
On occasion I have to use a client's tape that is often 1 chip DV or Digital 8 and try to cut it into our footage.
What is the problem? Color
Often, the problem is red. However, I saw a demo of some software that would improve footage by applying various color filters....what was that? Oh, it was that grand old editor and a crazy program called ChromaFX. Though not perfect, the use of more "english" and less tech made more sense to me. I am not going to run this footage through my flyer unless I want to use those wacky red cycling bands.
The fact is when I tweak the CC tools, I am eyeballing the footage. Can we have the controls like the ones on a TV set? Or a skin like that? You know. Tint, color, etc etc. Black level
this being said I am making the argument for a set of filters that would help improve these situations. Other softare that serves this function is vixen. I think that it is a SR plugin and I don't have it installed even though I am a registered user. The demo is pretty good.
I have seen this on FCP also. I have seen hammered footage come out looking passible, which I originally thought was impossible.
any thoughts?
We often shoot with our own cameras. 3 cameras that match.
On occasion I have to use a client's tape that is often 1 chip DV or Digital 8 and try to cut it into our footage.
What is the problem? Color
Often, the problem is red. However, I saw a demo of some software that would improve footage by applying various color filters....what was that? Oh, it was that grand old editor and a crazy program called ChromaFX. Though not perfect, the use of more "english" and less tech made more sense to me. I am not going to run this footage through my flyer unless I want to use those wacky red cycling bands.
The fact is when I tweak the CC tools, I am eyeballing the footage. Can we have the controls like the ones on a TV set? Or a skin like that? You know. Tint, color, etc etc. Black level
this being said I am making the argument for a set of filters that would help improve these situations. Other softare that serves this function is vixen. I think that it is a SR plugin and I don't have it installed even though I am a registered user. The demo is pretty good.
I have seen this on FCP also. I have seen hammered footage come out looking passible, which I originally thought was impossible.
any thoughts?