Summary of how to use Filmora 11 (Fimora 11) color match function

In this article.Filmora11This section explains how to use the color match function.

How to use Filmora 11 (Fimora 11) Color Match function

There are three steps to using Fimora 11's color match feature.

I will explain in turn.

Step 1: Add photos, videos, and other materials to your media

Select the file you want to add from the folder

Select the file you want to add from the folder.

Drag and drop into Filmora's media area

Select the files you want to add from the folder and drag and drop them into the media area of Filmora.

Step 2: Drag and drop the photo or video you want to change the color tone of into the timeline view.

Select the file you just added.

Select the file you just added.

Select the file you just added and add it to the lower timeline view

Select the file you just added and add it to the lower timeline view.

Place the time bar so that it overlaps [the video for which you want to change the color tone].

Step 3: Adapt the color match

Double-click on the clip whose color tone you want to change

Double-click the clip whose color tone you want to change.

If you have multiple clips for which you want to change the color tone, use theCtrl + Click to select multiple clips.

Double-click the clip you want to change the color tone of, and then clickSelect [Color

Double-click the clip you want to change the color tone of, and then click[Select Color.

Select [Color], then [.Check [Color Match

Select [Color], then [.Check [Color Match].

Click [Comparative Display

[Click "Show Comparison" to display the comparison in the preview window.

Click [Match

[Click "Match.

The color tone of the selected clip will be changed to match the color tone of the [Reference Frame].

summary

In this article.Filmora11The use of the color match function was explained.