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Add or remove a vignette with the FFmpeg vignette filter

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For editors who want darker frame edges or a lifted-edge correction of a lens vignette. You end with a short filter command whose strength, centre and shape you chose deliberately. It is based on the FFmpeg manual and no command was run.

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Add or remove a vignette with the FFmpeg vignette filter

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For editors who want darker frame edges or a lifted-edge correction of a lens vignette. You end with a short filter command whose strength, centre and shape you chose deliberately. It is based on the FFmpeg manual and no command was run.

Example

A hypothetical talking-head clip with bright edges, comparing two angle values; nothing was run and no result is claimed.

Useful starting points

  • Undoing a real lens vignette is a judgment by eye, since the manual states the lens angle is not detected automatically.
  • Keep dither on to reduce circular banding on smooth areas like skies and walls.
  • Per-frame expression evaluation is much slower, so use it only for animated effects.
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