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Any edit fix for either stepped aperture or ISO
  • belfrymanbelfryman

    I'm editing some drone footage and one of the shots clearly steps either aperture or ISO as it rises from a dark area into a blue sky. I wondered if anyone knew any nice (easy) solutions! I'm in FCP but if it involves resolve or premier happy to explore. Thank you.

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  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev

    By idea simplest thing is to make it not stepped, but gradual change adjusting part before stepped change.

  • belfrymanbelfryman

    Thanks @Vitaliy that's what I want to do but just doing it manually a bit of a nightmare as seems to shift almost frame by frame.

  • UmiiUmii

    Look at the auto levels effect in premier it sometimes works really well (and sometimes not :)) but only take a sec to try it there are a few settings for temporal etc.

  • belfrymanbelfryman

    Thanks @Umii will give it a go.

  • inqb8trinqb8tr

    Find middle ground. Make cuts on steps. Manually adjust exposure, contrast, saturation, black and white points etc. of surrounding parts to match the middle, going outwards. Depending on how harsh the changes are and how much latitude you got at extremes, it might look ok. Maybe. Grade everything together.

  • DrDaveDrDave

    Yep. Split the footy, grade to match.

  • ScotScot

    I use resolve and keyframe exposure adjustments

  • caveportcaveport

    @Scot +1

  • belfrymanbelfryman

    Many thanks, waiting for client to come back then will take another look, the steps in some places are between frames and probably an inaccurate description but can only assume the changes are auto ISO or aperture. well fiddly.

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