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Video Editing for Windows
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Basic Video Editing
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Advanced Video Editing
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AI-Powered Video Editing
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Audio Editing for Windows
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Basic Audio Editing
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Advanced Audio Editing
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AI-Powered Audio Editing
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Text Editing for Windows
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Basic Text Editing
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Video Customizations
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Advanced Color Adjustment
The primary focus of this guide is to provide instructions on how to access and enable the Advanced Color Adjustment feature in just a few clicks:
HSL
Amongst Filmora's many features for color correcting and adjustment, one is HSL. Filmora’s HSL Eyedropper (Color Picker) gives editors precise control by letting them sample an exact color directly from the footage. Instead of guessing which HSL channel to adjust, users can target colors accurately for cleaner results. It’s ideal for refining skin tones without touching backgrounds, creating cinematic sky or water looks, and keeping brand colors consistent across clips. The feature is perfect for creators who handle frequent color grading.
Step 1. Create a Video Project
To start the process, launch Filmora on your device and press the New project option located on the homepage. Next, import the video and drag it to the editing timeline.

Step 2. Opt for HSL Color
In the following interface, access the Properties panel from the right and enable the Color section. Now, opt for HSL and click on the Eyedropper icon located on the left of the color options. Move the color picker to the area from where you want to pick the color and click on it.

Step 3. Adjust Color and Export
Once the color is picked, adjust its Hue, Saturation, and Luminance from the panel on the right by dragging the respective sliders. When done, hit the Export button to save the final file.

If you want to re-adjust the settings, click the "Reset" button.
RGB Curve
To improve the quality of the video, adjust the color and light is the common way most people know. Filmora now support customize RGB curve to make the adjustment easier.
Step 1: Import and Add it to the timeline
Import your video into Filmora and drag it to the timeline. Select the video from the timeline.
Step 2: Enable Curves feature
Then, select the "Color > Basic" tab in the editing panel. Click "Curves" to enable the feature in the panel, scroll down the interface and you'll see the RGB curve.
Step 3: Adjust and Preview
Now you can adjust the RGB curves and preview the video from this window.
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