Is there a way to eliminate the sky and other fairly bright objects being WAY overexposed? I taped on a camera lens polarizer filter and that didn't help either, it just turned the sky a little more blue, but the great majority of the sky was just blinding white. Lens flares are abundant and can't see the sky pretty much at all, as anything that is bright is "I can't see anything I'm blind!!" bright. Can this be solved in editing?
Look! Up In The Sky!!!
- Thread starter SmokyOwl
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GP Silver 3+; I'm trying what I can in editing, but it's so overexposed that there's not enough data to change anything.
The sun literally will white out half the sky, so even if the sun is on my left or right the sky is way overexposed. Only scenario where the sky is actually blue throughout is when the sun is behind me.
The sun literally will white out half the sky, so even if the sun is on my left or right the sky is way overexposed. Only scenario where the sky is actually blue throughout is when the sun is behind me.
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I was really hopeful someone out there had some kind of editing fix for it. Maybe the Hero 4 does better in this regard, there's a lot of videos out there in YouTube land that don't have this issue. I tried darkening things a little but the sky just started turning grey....so I guess I'll just have to live with it. Thanks for replying!!
I've found TwoWheeledTon videos looks pretty similar. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_ALqWhUVJZcgOpBxIdLefQ
But like JTGS and DIWD, they do not have this issue. They can have the sun in the screen and you'd still see blue sky, but like I said in the previous post, they are using Hero 4.
