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AI Skin Tone Protection for Windows
Do you find it troublesome when skin tone becomes distorted after applying LUT? Filmora has come up with the perfect feature to fix this issue. The recently launched version has a Skin Tone Protection feature that uses AI to analyze the tones and make them right. Follow this guide and know how to apply it.
How to Enhance Skin Tone Using Filmora’s New AI Feature
Step 1: Launch Filmora on your Desktop and Start a Project
If you have not downloaded Wondershare Filmora on your desktop, download it. Once you have it opened, log in or sign up and head towards the left side panel to select "Create Project". Multiple tabs will display on the main screen, out of which you must select the "New Project" option.
Step 2: Import Media and Drag it to the Timeline
After creating the new project successfully, you will be led to the main interface of Filmora. From the custom toolbar, select the "Media" tab and further select "Project Media" from the categories available at the left panel. Select "Import" to upload your media files, and drag and drop these files onto the timeline.
Step 3: Access the AI Skin Tone Option
For the final step of getting skin tone protection, select the clip in the timeline, hover the mouse towards the right-side panel, and click the "Color" tab. Furthermore, select the "Basic" option, and under the "LUT" section, you'll find the "Protect Skin Tones" slider. You can increase or decrease the level of skin tone protection by adjusting the slider or entering a value in the box.
Step 4: Export the Edited Video
Once you’ve edited your video and applied all the effects and filters, it is time for finalization. Click the "Play" button in the preview screen to see the final results, and if you are satisfied, navigate towards the top right corner and click "Export". From the export window, name your video, make other adjustments, and tap on the "Export" button to download it on your device.
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