In my last video filter-processing tip, Blending Quicktime Video Layers to Penetrate Demon Cloaks , I provided a Quicktime video layer blending combination that will expose hidden and hard-to-see demons shot on video in darkly lit environments; however, the caveat is a loss of original color, in that any two colors that are similar have to be drastically changed in order to better distinguish between the two. DOWNLOAD | Apple ProApps Quicktime Codex v1.0.1 and unpkg For example, 10% gray and 11% gray, which are virtually indistinguishable from each other, must be changed at least by 10% to be distinguishable, resulting in a wild-colored video. This is fine, if you're looking for otherwise impossible to see demons; but, if not, retaining the natural color of the video is far preferable. The still frame below is a perfect example of an over-dark, over-saturated video. In the background, there is very little detail—the shelves on the cabinets blend t...
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