anton_foy
7th November 2007, 09:27
Hello!
Just out of curiosity, when clipping has occured and blown out whites is it possible to use a mixture of the nearest colours/levels to make a mask with a gradient and by this achieving a simulation of more info? Maybe adding some grain in it aswell for a less sterile look.
Also I have thought of a "limiter" that checks all the script and if any filters (such as: curves, bright n cont, levels etc.) brighten or darken too much the "limiter" adjust the filters a bit so they wont clip.
I guess this would be quite hard and maybe not possible.
I just think it would be great to use since I use scripts with presets of colour-grading and they can sometimes blow out whites or blacks if the footage get some very sudden change in light.
Just out of curiosity, when clipping has occured and blown out whites is it possible to use a mixture of the nearest colours/levels to make a mask with a gradient and by this achieving a simulation of more info? Maybe adding some grain in it aswell for a less sterile look.
Also I have thought of a "limiter" that checks all the script and if any filters (such as: curves, bright n cont, levels etc.) brighten or darken too much the "limiter" adjust the filters a bit so they wont clip.
I guess this would be quite hard and maybe not possible.
I just think it would be great to use since I use scripts with presets of colour-grading and they can sometimes blow out whites or blacks if the footage get some very sudden change in light.