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Shift colour temperature in a clip with the FFmpeg colortemperature filter
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What this guide covers
For editors who want to warm or cool a clip by a chosen Kelvin value and blend the effect. It explains the temperature, mix and lightness settings. Based on the FFmpeg manual and not run; the manual does not say which direction warms the picture.
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Guide title
Shift colour temperature in a clip with the FFmpeg colortemperature filter
Coverage
For editors who want to warm or cool a clip by a chosen Kelvin value and blend the effect. It explains the temperature, mix and lightness settings. Based on the FFmpeg manual and not run; the manual does not say which direction warms the picture.
Example
A hypothetical indoor shot that looks too orange: try values on either side of the default, find which direction cools it on your build, then blend the result. No run was made.
Useful starting points
- Confirm on your own output which direction of the temperature value warms or cools the picture.
- Use the mix setting to reduce a shift that looks too strong.
- If brightness jumps, raise the lightness-preservation setting and compare a neutral surface before and after.
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