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Tint a clip with a single hue using the FFmpeg colorize filter
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What this guide covers
For editors who want a one-colour wash over a clip, for example a flashback look, and need to know which controls to adjust. You end with a tinted render and a set of trial hues to compare. Based on the FFmpeg manual and not run; the manual does not describe the blend precisely.
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Guide title
Tint a clip with a single hue using the FFmpeg colorize filter
Coverage
For editors who want a one-colour wash over a clip, for example a flashback look, and need to know which controls to adjust. You end with a tinted render and a set of trial hues to compare. Based on the FFmpeg manual and not run; the manual does not describe the blend precisely.
Example
Hypothetical, not run: rendering a flashback shot at three trial hues and then again with a lower source-lightness mix.
Useful starting points
- A flat colour with no detail points to the source-lightness mix being too low.
- A washed-out tint usually means saturation is too low.
- An option error means a value is out of range; hue runs from 0 to 360 and the other settings from 0 to 1.
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