Hue and Saturation
Hue and Saturation
Tweak the hue and saturation of your footage.
Overview
The Hue/Saturation effect in Fable allows you to adjust the colors of your footage or graphics by modifying the hue and saturation of the entire image. This effect is commonly used for color correction, stylizing footage, or creating special effects.
Controls
Hue: Adjusting the hue shifts all the colors in the image around the color wheel. For example, changing the hue value by 180 degrees will turn red into cyan, green into magenta, and blue into yellow.
Saturation: Adjusting the saturation changes the intensity or vividness of the colors. Increasing saturation makes the colors more vibrant, while decreasing it makes them more muted or grayscale.
Overview
The Hue/Saturation effect in Fable allows you to adjust the colors of your footage or graphics by modifying the hue and saturation of the entire image. This effect is commonly used for color correction, stylizing footage, or creating special effects.
Controls
Hue: Adjusting the hue shifts all the colors in the image around the color wheel. For example, changing the hue value by 180 degrees will turn red into cyan, green into magenta, and blue into yellow.
Saturation: Adjusting the saturation changes the intensity or vividness of the colors. Increasing saturation makes the colors more vibrant, while decreasing it makes them more muted or grayscale.
Overview
The Hue/Saturation effect in Fable allows you to adjust the colors of your footage or graphics by modifying the hue and saturation of the entire image. This effect is commonly used for color correction, stylizing footage, or creating special effects.
Controls
Hue: Adjusting the hue shifts all the colors in the image around the color wheel. For example, changing the hue value by 180 degrees will turn red into cyan, green into magenta, and blue into yellow.
Saturation: Adjusting the saturation changes the intensity or vividness of the colors. Increasing saturation makes the colors more vibrant, while decreasing it makes them more muted or grayscale.
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