cloning over areas of overexposure in video?

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Bill Nash
Jun 26, 2009
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Not sure how to proceed here. I have a video of a bird flying around, hovering, perching, etc with two overexposed areas, which are the white areas on the bird. Luckily, these areas are fairly small, but completely blown out so no detail can be extracted and shadow/ highlight doesn’t touch it. There must be a way I can take a good video or even an image, where the whites were properly exposed, and apply it to all the moving overexposed whites on the video. Are there directions, tutorial and/or video that show this?

Thanks,
Bill
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Joel
Jul 1, 2009
"Bill Nash" wrote:

Not sure how to proceed here. I have a video of a bird flying around, hovering, perching, etc with two overexposed areas, which are the white areas on the bird. Luckily, these areas are fairly small, but completely blown out so no detail can be extracted and shadow/ highlight doesn’t touch it. There must be a way I can take a good video or even an image, where the whites were properly exposed, and apply it to all the moving overexposed whites on the video. Are there directions, tutorial and/or video that show this?

The technique works on human should work on landscape and all size and type of animals like bird which is called "Masking"

1. Make the dupe of the original

2. Adjusting one layer until you are happy (fixed) the overexposured area.

3. Click on the "Masking" command then replace/review the fixed area to replace the overexposured area.

Thanks,
Bill

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