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Ashyukun wrote:I think if I were doing it in Premiere, I'd made a blue color matte(File->New->Color Mask IIRC then pick your color) and set it on the timeline on a video track above the footage you want tinted blue, and then drag down the transparency rubber-band on the color matte. It basically acts like you're looking at the clip below it through a tinted gel. You'll have to experiment with how transparent to make it, but that's probably the easiest way to do it, especially if you want to have multiple clips below it and not have to make the Color Balance adjustment to all of them individually.
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