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Video Editing for Windows
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Color Comparison View
While maintaining your content's integrity, Filmora offers dedicated color comparison functionality for clip editing. With the help of this feature, users can see a comparison between "before" and "after" editing views of videos.
You can use three methods to observe the difference between your clips. Find those methods below and use your preferred one:
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Method 1: Using the Upper Toolbar
Step 1: Place Your Media in Timeline Track
Once you have created a "New Project" after opening Filmora, import your files and continue in the editing window. Use your cursor to select and bring the imported media to the timeline.
Step 2: Access the Color Comparison Option
After selecting the clip in the timeline, navigate towards the toolbar at the top of the editing window and click the "View" tab. From the dropdown menu, select "Color Comparison Before/After". From the expansion menu, choose your preferred layout out of "Side-by-Side View", "Split View Left/Right", and "Split View Top/Bottom".
Step 3: Edit in the Color Comparison Mode
Once you have selected a layout option, a window will appear where you can see the color comparisons and edit accordingly.
Method 2: Using the Settings Panel
After importing and bringing your clip into the timeline, select it and navigate towards the right-side panel. From the "Color" tab, locate and select the "Color Match" icon.
Method 3: Using the Timeline Toolbar
After dropping media to the timeline, click the "Color Palette" icon and navigate towards the preview window to see the results.
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