>Perhaps someone could advise me on this: > >I have been given some DV footage to work with which has a >consistent colour problem. The inexperienced camera operator has >accidentally hit the 'back light' button while setting up the camera >and failed to notice. As a result, the footage (tripod mounted, >camera static, subject fairly immobile) is rather washed out and the >background (light coloured wall) is totally white. In fact, it all >looks as if it has been shot in heaven. The DV standard only provides so much resolution and color information. I suspect you're not going to be happy with the results, no matter what software you use. As a rule, it's generally easier to restore underlit scenes than to retrieve a good picture from washed out overlit ones--there's less information in the pixels to work with. Any chance you can reshoot? -- Erica