F fizzeng Jan 27, 2009 #1 Is there anyway to change contrast in movie clips in Movie Maker? You can change brightness, but I can find no way to change contrast.
Is there anyway to change contrast in movie clips in Movie Maker? You can change brightness, but I can find no way to change contrast.
P PapaJohn Jan 27, 2009 #2 Pixelan add-on pack E1 includes contrast adjustments http://www.pixelan.com/mm/intro.htm
J John Inzer Jan 27, 2009 #3 fizzeng said: Is there anyway to change contrast in movie clips in Movie Maker? You can change brightness, but I can find no way to change contrast. Click to expand... ================================= The following article explains how to create a custom profile that will add two Contrast Effects to Movie Maker. Movie Maker Profile - Contrast Up and Contrast Down http://tinyurl.com/cex42o or... http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=128694 -- John Inzer MS-MVP Digital Media Experience Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk
fizzeng said: Is there anyway to change contrast in movie clips in Movie Maker? You can change brightness, but I can find no way to change contrast. Click to expand... ================================= The following article explains how to create a custom profile that will add two Contrast Effects to Movie Maker. Movie Maker Profile - Contrast Up and Contrast Down http://tinyurl.com/cex42o or... http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=128694 -- John Inzer MS-MVP Digital Media Experience Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk
J John Inzer Jan 27, 2009 #4 BTW...you can add up 6 instances of an effect. If the code from the previous article fails... try using the following: <TransitionsAndEffects Version="1.0"> <Effects> <EffectDLL guid="{B4DC8DD9-2CC1-4081-9B2B-20D7030234EF}"> <Effect name="Contrast up" iconid="29" comment="by daniel"> <Param name="InternalName" value="Standard" /> <Param name="Red" value="0.2" /> <Param name="Blue" value="0.2" /> <Param name="Green" value="0.2" /> <Param name="yellow" value="0.2" /> <Param name="Brightness" value="0.9" /> </Effect> <Effect name="Contrast Down" iconid="29" comment="by daniel"> <Param name="InternalName" value="Standard" /> <Param name="Contrast" value="0.5" /> </Effect> </EffectDLL> </Effects> </TransitionsAndEffects> -- John Inzer MS-MVP Digital Media Experience Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk
BTW...you can add up 6 instances of an effect. If the code from the previous article fails... try using the following: <TransitionsAndEffects Version="1.0"> <Effects> <EffectDLL guid="{B4DC8DD9-2CC1-4081-9B2B-20D7030234EF}"> <Effect name="Contrast up" iconid="29" comment="by daniel"> <Param name="InternalName" value="Standard" /> <Param name="Red" value="0.2" /> <Param name="Blue" value="0.2" /> <Param name="Green" value="0.2" /> <Param name="yellow" value="0.2" /> <Param name="Brightness" value="0.9" /> </Effect> <Effect name="Contrast Down" iconid="29" comment="by daniel"> <Param name="InternalName" value="Standard" /> <Param name="Contrast" value="0.5" /> </Effect> </EffectDLL> </Effects> </TransitionsAndEffects> -- John Inzer MS-MVP Digital Media Experience Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk