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Shift selected colour families with FFmpeg's huesaturation filter
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What this guide covers
For editors who want to move the hue, saturation or intensity of only some colours, such as the greens in a park scene, without touching the rest. You end with a trial clip to compare against the original. Based on the FFmpeg manual only; no command was run.
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Guide title
Shift selected colour families with FFmpeg's huesaturation filter
Coverage
For editors who want to move the hue, saturation or intensity of only some colours, such as the greens in a park scene, without touching the rest. You end with a trial clip to compare against the original. Based on the FFmpeg manual only; no command was run.
Example
A hypothetical park scene where only the greens are rotated by 20 degrees and compared with the same shift applied to all colours. Nothing was run, so the look is unknown.
Useful starting points
- If everything shifts, the colour selection was left at its default of all colours.
- If brightness drifts during a hue change, the option that preserves lightness is off by default.
- Keep values inside the documented ranges; an out-of-range value gives an option error.
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