
you can normalize the saturation better with vibrance than saturation and I made a preset that will raise all saturation till all colors are normalized without looking crazy. if you have flicker, I made a flicker removal tool in AE. the cineon filter works well for dark shadows. getting white balance right after the black point, white, grey point, and then color correcting works the best. Make sure you understand what the skin tone line is and where it is located in the vectorscope. if the colors are super off, you may need to use a hue control like in AE or photoshop to separate the wrong hues. and you can use a luma matte to only affect midtones and above with the unsharp tool. you can fix colors by reducing some offending colors like magenta with the hue wheel by watching sharp spikes in the vectorscope.

(note that all you must do is find the VHS overlay that you like.Submit a screenshot. Save 2x presets for use in other projects.Drag VHS clip out and scale to frame size and pick the part of effect you want and set the layer to Screen.

Drag the video clip into the project bin in Premiere.

Set layer to Color Dodge 50% opacityĭownload the VHS static video effect from YouTube Add Directional Blur: 90º & blur length: 30.Drag out a second adjustment layer and place it below the adjustment layer we were just working on.Shadow/Highlight: shut off auto/shadow:100/highlight:0/blend 35%.

