I would try "Levels"
With "Brightness" you make all parts of the clip darker or brighter
which can
result in some parts being washed out or too dark.
With levels you can adjust the bright, midrange and dark parts seperately.
Good luck
Uwe
>
> > Friends of the group:
> >
> >
> >
> > I have shoot a footage into a theater, with poor lighting
> > conditions.
> >
> > I want to improve the clip, but I don´t know which tool is
> > the best to do
> > it, without pixelate or damage, or get worse, the
> > original picture.
> >
> > (I am still using Premiere Pro 7)
>
> Well, for such cases with still photos, if they have little or no
> compression, it's surprising what detail can be lurking in what looks
> like very black areas. Gamma correction/adjusting or equalizing the
> color balance can bring it out.
>
> If you get big flat areas with no detail while doing the adjustments,
> it's not there to be brought out.
>
> Choose a short part of your too dark video and start fiddling with it
> using the filters for contrast, brightness etc. Hopefully you can fix
> it without giving it a washed out or hazy look.
>
>
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