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  1. 12th May 2002 12:07 #1
    M7D7G7
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    hello...i have a movie thats dark and was wondering if there was anyway to make it brighter?

    thanks for your help!
    /mike\
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  2. 12th May 2002 12:34 #2
    mol3000
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    i would love to know the same thing
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  3. 12th May 2002 12:57 #3
    Helmut
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    I think there is a effect in premiere that make your clip brigther.

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    g0dZpr0fi7
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    There is a couple of vdub filters that will do it too.
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  5. 12th May 2002 20:10 #5
    Ibme
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    I hope this will help.
    You can use DVD2AVI as a file server for TMPEGEng, you will find a "Luminance" option on the "Video" menu in DVD2AVI.
    I use this for converting MPG2(DVD) files I've captured via an ATI AIW Radeon capture card, to MPG1(VCD).
    Some of the captures come out too dark, and setting brightness to 26-30 and gain to 6-10 seems to do the job.
    You can use the slide control to move through the file, to critique the brightness level.
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