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Mug Funky · 29th March 2004, 15:07

RGBadjust would work much better if you dropped the levels command

RGBadjust(.5,1,1,0) will give the same result without losing 1 bit of precision

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by the way... isn't there something you can adjust during capture that will allow these reds to not be clipped? usually oversaturated colours come from decoders converting the colour range from ccir-601 to PC, and clipping off any values outside these ranges. most DV cameras i've used actually record outside the CCIR-601 range, so i have to use a codec that decompresses the full range. it may be similar with your capture card/choice of mjpg codec.

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Mug Funky interlace this! Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: i'm in ur transfers, addin noise Posts: 4,555	RGBadjust would work much better if you dropped the levels command RGBadjust(.5,1,1,0) will give the same result without losing 1 bit of precision [edit] by the way... isn't there something you can adjust during capture that will allow these reds to not be clipped? usually oversaturated colours come from decoders converting the colour range from ccir-601 to PC, and clipping off any values outside these ranges. most DV cameras i've used actually record outside the CCIR-601 range, so i have to use a codec that decompresses the full range. it may be similar with your capture card/choice of mjpg codec. __________________ sucking the life out of your videos since 2004 Last edited by Mug Funky; 29th March 2004 at 15:11.