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See tonal distribution in a clip with FFmpeg pseudocolor false colour
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What this guide covers
For editors and colourists who want a quick false-colour view of where brightness sits in a clip. It is based on the FFmpeg filters manual, which does not say how each palette maps values, and no command was run.
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Guide title
See tonal distribution in a clip with FFmpeg pseudocolor false colour
Coverage
For editors and colourists who want a quick false-colour view of where brightness sits in a clip. It is based on the FFmpeg filters manual, which does not say how each palette maps values, and no command was run.
Example
A hypothetical interior with a bright window rendered with two presets at two opacities to compare where the window is flagged; nothing was run and the palette look is not documented.
Useful starting points
- Keep the false-colour render for notes only and grade on the original.
- If nothing changes, the preset is still none; pick one, because expressions default to the unchanged value.
- If the picture is hard to read, lower opacity so some of the original shows through.
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