00wabbit
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I am trying to figure out if I should invest in a red filter for diving or rely on color correction in premier pro?
What is the consensus?
What is the consensus?
Red filter or premier pro color correction
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easy squeezy answer.
you can't expect to shoot crappy exposed video to suddenly save it via magic software.
Use the best tools you have on the front end of shooting, like filters or lighting, then only tweek or don't even touch it in post.
You can instantly tell when people push the exposure too far in post, like pink sand or purple "deep blue sea".
easy squeezy answer.
you can't expect to shoot crappy exposed video to suddenly save it via magic software.
Use the best tools you have on the front end of shooting, like filters or lighting, then only tweek or don't even touch it in post.
You can instantly tell when people push the exposure too far in post, like pink sand or purple "deep blue sea".
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00wabbit
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Ok. I wasn't sure if it would knock down the available light too much.
The srp filter looks pretty good for the hero2 dive housing.
The srp filter looks pretty good for the hero2 dive housing.
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