Using blend modes to correct overexposure in Premiere Pro

- In this movie, we're going to take a look…at some useful ways to use blend modes…inside of Premiere Pro to fix and enhance…your overexposed footage.…Let's first take a look at a couple of shots here.…I've got some pretty light footage here,…a little bit overexposed…and I've duplicated it because we're going to…color correct it alone…and then use blend modes to see…what kind of results we can get.…Same thing here, this clouds are okay…but they're lacking the contrast and level of detail…that I want.…All right, so let's come back to this one…and I'm going to color correct this shot alone…and so I'm going to go to effects…and apply the three-way color corrector…and go to Effect Controls and I'm just going to very quickly…correct this with Auto Levels,…we'll go ahead and grab the black level about right there,…and the white level on the wall here…and I'm going to come up to my midtones…and sort of ride this back and forth…probably a little bit below center.…

Saturation, let's bring up master saturation…and then my midtones…