Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide

Step 1: Login to Start a New Project

After installing this software, navigate towards the "Profile" icon at the top and log in or sign up accordingly. To start editing, go to the left side panel of Filmora's main menu and select the "Create Project" option. Afterward, hover towards the center of this screen and click the "New Project" button.

Create a new project

Step 2: Access Video Scopes

Once you are in the main interface of Filmora, navigate towards the top right corner of the preview screen and select the "Video Scope" icon. By selecting this button, the four video scopes mentioned above will appear.

Access the video scope option

Step 3: Customize the Video Scopes

Users can also customize these video scopes as per their preferences. They can change the layout options from the available list to see selected video scopes at a time. Moreover, they can expand the button showing the name of the video scope and change display options for these video scopes.

Change video scope layout

Step 4: Manage Parade Video Scope

There are a variety of video scopes made available across Filmora. Starting from managing the colors of the video, the "Parade" video scope can be used to change the color channel from RGB to YRGB or YCbCr.

Change colors through parade scope

Step 5: Personalize the Histogram Options

The "Histogram" video scope displays the multiple color adjustments in a graphical way, with adjustments of color channels. Personalize the video scope layout to a single view from the top right corner and expand the "Type" button. From the expansion menu, opt for "Histogram" to begin editing. Additionally, you can switch between histogram channels like "RGB and "YRGB" options. Users can also switch the video scopes from the given options.

Customize histogram layout

Step 6: Change Other Video Scopes

Conversely, the "Waveform" video scope can be used to adjust the color channels in a different way. The "Vectorscope" scope helps in identifying the skin tone.

Manage other video scopes