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Move two camera clips toward a shared exposure with FFmpeg midequalizer
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What this guide covers
For editors with a pair of clips, such as stereo cameras, where one looks brighter than the other. You end with the first clip adjusted toward a shared midway histogram. Based on the FFmpeg manual, which gives no example; no command was run.
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Guide title
Move two camera clips toward a shared exposure with FFmpeg midequalizer
Coverage
For editors with a pair of clips, such as stereo cameras, where one looks brighter than the other. You end with the first clip adjusted toward a shared midway histogram. Based on the FFmpeg manual, which gives no example; no command was run.
Example
A hypothetical stereo shoot where one camera is brighter, with the left clip adjusted against the right; nothing was run, so the match was not seen.
Useful starting points
- Both inputs must share a pixel format; a format error means converting both first.
- Different framing or content between the clips will give only a partial match.
- Check skin tones and skies in both clips after the run.
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