Can I remove a red blush from lighting without effecting natural colouring?
A slight red blush has been amplified to bright red, in a few areas for about 6-8 frames.
Looks like a lighting issue, specific to a certain reflective angle between lights and camera.
What could I try to remove or reduce the problem?
Great full for your help.
This kind of adjustment is often a balancing act, bringing down the high-sat red while bumping up low-sat or using the Vibrance controls. If it's only a few areas, then sometimes you can just hit those areas. If it's on/off throughout, then work the whole clip of course.
The HSL Curves section, I typically use the Sat/Sat curve to pull down the intense saturation areas while upping the middle-low saturation some. I'd probably use that here. Along with sampling the particular color in the HSL Hue/Sat curve and taking that down just a wee bit, it should be next to the 'normal' skin area. Perhaps using HueVHue to move that just a bit to 'normal' skin tone might work also.
It's probably two-three things like this. Ann's suggestion of HSL Secondary key could also work.
Neil
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