Pool ROVer

[derelicte]

wrong thread.

[thegadgetguy]

On the note of digital correction, I tried it out in Adobe Premier Elements, and was able to figure out how to do it pretty easily. I've used a few other video editing programs of that caliber (in the $50-$100 range, so nothing too fancy), and I'm pretty sure any of them would have worked too. Any way, I was able to adjust the red, green, and blue values for colors individually, so I'd assume that would acheive somewhat of the same effect as using a physical filter.

(Sorry about hijacking your thread, by the way )

[derelicte]

no prob. I'm using windows live movie maker (free) and I didn't see anything like that. I also didn't look very hard, either.

good idea about the reference color, though!

[Unorthodox]

But dont forget, camera gels are free, software costs money :mrgreen:

[thegadgetguy]

Yes, that's what it really comes down to anyway

[derelicte]

screen shot from hd camera. the colors seem to be a little better than the sd camera.

[derelicte]

sd version of same toys:

[Unorthodox]

Is the new picture using the color filter?

Either way the HD looks totally worth it in my opinion, that looks great!

[derelicte]

nope. no red filter added.

I agree the hd camera is the smarter buy.

[Unorthodox]

http://aggregate.org/DIT/peepfish/

Using a 120 degree fisheye lens could also be fun