Hey Gang,
I posted this in Final Cut Express as well. I'm currently editing the
first episode to a new web series that I'm creating. I rented two field
cameras from a TV station and shot the episode outside with both
cameras. When I came back to edit, one camera had recorded the footage
nicely, while the other recorded everything in a blue hue as if the
camera had a blue filter on it (But it didn't). I am now playing around
with Final Cut Express trying to get the blue hue footage to look like
the regular footage and the Color Corrector filter is not solving the
problem--either I'm not using it right or it's not up to snuff.
Does
anyone know a) how to solve my problem, b) of any software that might
solve my problem? I have Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 and After Effects CS5 on
my computer, but have not used either of these yet--if you can help me
resolve my problem using either of these, please let me know.
To
view the blue hue, please go to: www.youtube.com/totallybragging. The
first shots of the girls have the blue hue. And later on in the trailer
when Cortney says "Bragging" that's the color I'd like to have on the
blue hue shots.
If this problem cannot be resolved, I'm thinking
that I can just convert the blue footage to black and white, which might
work???
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Caleb

I'm not familiar with Fin
Jack
Jack
http://www.videoccasions-nw.com
As Jack says, in FCE, use
As Jack says, in FCE, use the 3-way color corrector and set white. If you find areas that just won't be fixed this way, you can finish CC in After Effects- the combination of rotoscoping masks and layers with Color Finesse 3 should allow you to overcome nearly any problem.
Thanks guys! I'll see if I
Thanks guys! I'll see if I can sort it out.
So I went into FCE's Color
So I went into FCE's Color Corrector and sure enough, there's a little eye dropper. I tapped it on something white and viola! Magic! Thanks again for the help!!!