Tag: FFmpeg

Ever look at a video with an amazing color grading and wish you could copy it? Getting that look can be accomplished using the palettegen

FFmpeg has a filter called colorhold with documentation that states: Remove all color information for all RGB colors except for [a] certain one. This is

A vignette is a fade that is added to the edges of an input. It’s a simple way to add atmosphere or emulate vintage television

RBG shifting is one of the coolest and easiest effects for emulating 3D or add that Vaporwave Aesthetics. With rgbashift, the RGBA pixels can freely

FFmpeg has a very simple filter, negate, that inverts the colors of the input. The train station looks really futuristic with this filter on. Although

Although the hue filter has a saturation variable, FFmpeg also has another filter called vibrance which is used to adjust the color intensity. Both filters

This question was asked on the FFmpeg Discord. For some reason the person pinged me to answer it so I took a stab at it.

Turning a video to black and white is also accomplished by using the hue filter.  Setting the saturation value to 0 results in a black

The hue filter allows for modification of the hue and saturation of a video.  In the example below, the hue is set to 45 degrees

The color balance filter allows the RGB shadows, midtones, highlights and preserving lightness can be adjusted. This filter can be used to apply very custom