how do you use color match? and will color match, match the two clip's colors each and every frame? cause its not like one of the clips is darker than the other. sometimes its darker and sometimes the same, so if i used brightness and contrast, it would either be lighter in one clip and darker in the clip or vice versa.
isaac --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Frank Mixson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Use the color match in Premiere to match or correct the colors. I had to do that with the election footage I shot. I went from outdoors to indoors and forgot to white balance, so the indoor footage was yellow.. I used the HSL wheels to correct the color. These effects are a little complicated, and I am not experienced with them enough to fully explain their use. > > When shooting, try shooting on an overcast day to even the lighting. Seperate the subjects from the background and from the camera as much as possible to narrow the depth of field, to blur the background some. Shoot manually and use the aperture settings to help control the depth of field as well. This might help you to deal with the movement of the fooliage in the background. When doing this indoors, close the windows or block them out, and control the lighting. > > BTW. What was going on in that scene you showed us? My dutch is a little rusty, lol. > > Frank > > Sune <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I did this all by myself in the woods: > http://sune.artiarti.com/SuneWorldDotCom%20-%20Kvitt'n%20V2.wmv > I had to make the video black and white because I couldn't make the clips > the same brightness.. > > - > Sune > www.suneworld.com > MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > "Mom and dad! I love you! Please don't sell me to Paris Hilton!" > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Isaac Yeung" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 6:01 PM > Subject: [AP] Re: Having the same person twice in one scene > > > > > > > > > > But there are a couple of problems in my case. I will be outside in > > the woods, but there will be no wind(thank goodness). But the problem > > is that when i tried it inside my room, the two videos have different > > lighting due to the change of light coming into the room. Im afraid > > the same thing will happen when im in the woods. Is there anyway that > > i can make the two brightnesses the same? i tried using brightness > > and contrast but there are changes in lighting every couple seconds > > because of the clouds outside. When i am in the woods, there will be > > no "fake lighting", and i will have to rely on the sun. > > > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Frank Mixson > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Keep camera in same position. Record the empty set for a while > > (length of scene, or whatever, because you can always stretch the > > time; it won't show). Record action 1 of character A. Then, with > > camera in same position, record action 2 of character A, and so on. > > If each action is done on a different side of the set, then you can > > use a split screen to show both actions on screen at the same time. > > Recording the empty set allows you the freedom to dissolve an object > > or person in and out of a scene.. Split screen, or transform, or > > something like that can be found in your effects pallette. But you > > need to shoot for the edit, if you want it to come out right. I use > > both of these techniques in a music video I shot last year... The > > singer sings back up for himself, plays all the instruments, > > engineers himself while he sings, etc.. Here's the link if you're > > interested: www.time-lineproductions.com/videofiles/flmu256wmp.wmv > >> > >> Frank > >> > >> Isaac Yeung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> > >> Have you ever watched tv, and there are two of the same people in > > the > >> screen? How can you achieve that effect. I want myself to be in the > >> screen with three of me at once. i know that you have to keep the > >> camera in the same position but how you can achieve the effect > > where > >> there are multiples of the same person, without using a green > > screen > >> and re-recording? > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> Yahoo! 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