Correcting very underexposed footage in MC5

Posted in Video Editing on July 30th, 2010 6:52 am by admin

As the title suggests, I have some very underexposed footage to correct. I know that Liquid would struggle to give anything other than a very grainy result.

How would MC editors go about such a problem, using MC5 and the production suite tools?

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