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Old 7th December 2014, 14:07   #1  |  Link
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Range selection for color adjustments

Does exist something like in tweak starthue endhue, but "startluma endluma" - range selection?
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Old 7th December 2014, 15:22   #2  |  Link
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u can do it urself with "dither_lut16"
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Old 7th December 2014, 17:44   #3  |  Link
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Isn't Dither too heavy weapon?
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Old 8th December 2014, 18:38   #4  |  Link
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Or ... can some change of chroma be a function of luma for each pixel separately?

E.g.:

off_u=Round(Y-16)/20
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Really, I don't think it would be good to adjust colors with avisynth, just do it in NLE softwares like avid, after effects, etc
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So ... perhaps Virtualdub and its plugins like ColorMill ...
I don't know other free editor excepting avidemux, which isn't very good, IMHO ...
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