Robert Watcher
Mu-43 All-Pro
Thanks so much to a forum member who recommended the relatively inexpensive ($40 CAD) Video Enhancement Software named vReveal to me.
While it can be useful for stabilizing video footage, my purpose for purchasing it was to correct for UnderExposure.
Last week, I shot some video clips for one of my Love Story Sessions. The concluding intimate clip was taken in a vineyard after the sun had set - with light too low for the capabilities of the Olympus E-PL1 with slower kit lens and its maximum 1600 ISO in movie mode. I decided to shoot the piece anyway, in hopes of cleaning it up in my video editing app. Here is the original clip:
YouTube - UnderExposed Video from E-PL1
Although I have been reasonably successful in improving the results of underexposure using my Sony Vegas Video Editing application, I am quite pleased with the results and the speed at which I was able to accomplish it using vReveal:
YouTube - UnderExposed Video from E-PL1 fixed with vReveal
I was able to maintain the 720P format and save using the popular .wmv format.
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While it can be useful for stabilizing video footage, my purpose for purchasing it was to correct for UnderExposure.
Last week, I shot some video clips for one of my Love Story Sessions. The concluding intimate clip was taken in a vineyard after the sun had set - with light too low for the capabilities of the Olympus E-PL1 with slower kit lens and its maximum 1600 ISO in movie mode. I decided to shoot the piece anyway, in hopes of cleaning it up in my video editing app. Here is the original clip:
YouTube - UnderExposed Video from E-PL1
Although I have been reasonably successful in improving the results of underexposure using my Sony Vegas Video Editing application, I am quite pleased with the results and the speed at which I was able to accomplish it using vReveal:
YouTube - UnderExposed Video from E-PL1 fixed with vReveal
I was able to maintain the 720P format and save using the popular .wmv format.
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