Light flux in video

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- August 4, 2010 at 5:54 PM #37774
  
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  I shot a sequence for our online how to series and while shooting didn’t realize the back lighting was wreaking havoc with my light metering on the camera. The stuff I show can’t be replicated. What can I do in Adobe Premier Pro CS4 to compensate for the light “whoptydoos”
  
  My first thought is to go in and use a brightness contrast filter, but in the past I’ve noticed flickering when I’ve done this technique. Any Ideas?
  
  Jeff Ford
  
  Autorestomod
  
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