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Izzy Video 128 – Fake a Graduated Neutral Density Filter in Post Production

Fake a Graduated Neutral Density Filter in Post Production

Many times when you’re shooting video outdoors, you compromise on your exposure because of the high contrast range of the sunny outdoors, and the limited contrast range of your video camera. The video clip I use in this episode of Izzy Video is a perfect example of this type of compromise. Luckily, you can improve the imagery in post production, and in this video, I show you one way to do it. It’s a technique I call faking a graduated ND filter. It’s pretty simple, but it can have a big impact.

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  • Sawang Treetippitak

    Israel-
    I have another question. Since you are pro in Final Cut pro :)
    I try to print video from FCP into DV tape at 10:00:00;00 (10 Hour) and I know that DV tape only go up to 1 hour.
    So, How would I print my own timecode into the tape so that it won’t start time code at 00:00:00;00?

    If you are very busy it ok, and I will become a member if you decide to put answer me in back in member tutorial. but if not I will become a member anyways. :)

    Thank you so much for your time.
    Sawang Treetippitak