Sounds like a tough one, Erik. I can't think of anyway of 'averaging' the
brightness level.. If its precious, then you may have to go in and adjust it
manually, using keyframes, frame by frame, depending, of course, on the
frequency of the brightness fluctuations...
good luck
Frank
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Hello,
I''m working on a videofragment recorded at night, with some floodlights. I
don't know what has caused it, but there is a constant fluctuation of the light
intensity. At a frequency of about 2 or 3 Hz, the brightness goes up and down.
It is a precious footage, so it would mean a lot te me if this flicker can be
removed.
So I'm looking for a tool that will tune all the frames to the same brightness
level.
I have no idea whether such a tool exist, I cannot find it in Premiere 6.5.
Thanx,
Erik
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