Underwater video with Adobe Premiere

Hello everybody,

I know how to edit my underwater pictures with adobe photoshop to get
colors on my blue underwater pictures. How can I do the same with my
videos with adobe premiere pro?

Thanks
Patrick

Hi Patrick

I use Pinnacle Studio, so keep that in mind with this suggestion. I
know what you mean about trying to put the color back in with the blue
water. I guess you have three choices, keep it natural, make it black
and white, or color correct. Pinnacle has an automatic color
correction that does a pretty good job, though I manually have to take
the brightness down to 80%. You can sample my last dive video here
with color correction and see what you think. Keep in mind, it was off
Key West and it was green water not blue. Anyway, here is the link:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...84954241&hl=en

Actually, I had no choice but to color correct as it was the only way
to bring out more detail due to the poor visability. I did experiment
with, and was tempted to go with black and white as it brought out more
detail, but it looked too much like a Sea Hunt episode. However, I
think black and white is an interesting effect and in the right dive
setting, I may use it in the future.

I just got back from Grand Cayman last week and made four dives there.
I am just starting to edit the video, but I am leaning toward keeping
it natural as it is pretty blue water and the vis it between 75 to 100
feet.

Anywho, hope this helps, keep in touch, and let us know where you post
the video (Video Google or You Tube). By the way, I prefer Video
Google over You Tube as the picture screen size is bigger. Just a
personal preference, though.



On Nov 30, 6:59 pm, "boulay.patr...@gmail.com"
<boulay.patr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I know how to edit my underwater pictures with adobe photoshop to get
> colors on my blue underwater pictures. How can I do the same with my
> videos with adobe premiere pro?
>
> Thanks
> Patrick

I think I gonna keep it natural.. is not to bad.

I'll let you know when I'll upload it on Google or Youtube.

Patrick

marshallkarp@gmail.com a écrit :

> Hi Patrick
>
> I use Pinnacle Studio, so keep that in mind with this suggestion. I
> know what you mean about trying to put the color back in with the blue
> water. I guess you have three choices, keep it natural, make it black
> and white, or color correct. Pinnacle has an automatic color
> correction that does a pretty good job, though I manually have to take
> the brightness down to 80%. You can sample my last dive video here
> with color correction and see what you think. Keep in mind, it was off
> Key West and it was green water not blue. Anyway, here is the link:
>
> http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...84954241&hl=en
>
> Actually, I had no choice but to color correct as it was the only way
> to bring out more detail due to the poor visability. I did experiment
> with, and was tempted to go with black and white as it brought out more
> detail, but it looked too much like a Sea Hunt episode. However, I
> think black and white is an interesting effect and in the right dive
> setting, I may use it in the future.
>
> I just got back from Grand Cayman last week and made four dives there.
> I am just starting to edit the video, but I am leaning toward keeping
> it natural as it is pretty blue water and the vis it between 75 to 100
> feet.
>
> Anywho, hope this helps, keep in touch, and let us know where you post
> the video (Video Google or You Tube). By the way, I prefer Video
> Google over You Tube as the picture screen size is bigger. Just a
> personal preference, though.
>
>
>
> On Nov 30, 6:59 pm, "boulay.patr...@gmail.com"
> <boulay.patr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello everybody,
> >
> > I know how to edit my underwater pictures with adobe photoshop to get
> > colors on my blue underwater pictures. How can I do the same with my
> > videos with adobe premiere pro?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Patrick