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Removing a night vision filter

robdunne · 2010-01-06 20:47:14

Hi, Not sure if this post should go here but this board seemed the best fit for my problem. A friend shot our wedding on his camcorder but when at the reception, he placed the night mode on the camera unnecessarily and all the reception video looks like everyone was wearing a shade of green. Is their anyway to remove this…

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06-01-2010 9:47pm

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robdunne

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Hi,

Not sure if this post should go here but this board seemed the best fit for my problem.

A friend shot our wedding on his camcorder but when at the reception, he placed the night mode on the camera unnecessarily and all the reception video looks like everyone was wearing a shade of green.

Is their anyway to remove this filter on the MPEG files and restore the natural colour to the video.

Thanks for any help,

Robbie

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#2 07-01-2010 12:06am
reece

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probably not - but you maybe able to do some colour correcting it to black and white. I failed to set the white balance properly on a friends wedding video and the camera went crazy randomly adding various shades of a red tinge. I changed the footage to black and white at it looked ok

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