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System Requirements Specification
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Creating Projects
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Importing
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Recording
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Editing Video
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Editing Color
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Editing Audio
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Editing Animation
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Editing Speed
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Editing AI
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Video Effects
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Transitions
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Audio Assets
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Titles Assets
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Elements Assets
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Exporting
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Using Wondershare Drive
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Improving Performance & Troubleshooting
White Balance for Windows
White Balance eliminates color casts to restore the natural color temperature of a video. This guide shows how to use the white balance feature in videos and how to make detailed settings.
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White Balance is widely used to make the white objects in a video look white. Also, with the settings of color, you can create an atmosphere of your preference, ranging from cold to warm.
Apply White Balance to Videos on Windows
You can follow the procedure below to launch the White Balance feature.
Step 1: Add your required video
Launch the application on your computer. Import media or select your needed one from the stock, then drag it to the bottom processing interface.
Step 2: Open the White Balance Feature
Click the video in the timeline and then switch to the Color tab. Turn on the White Balance feature by clicking the button beside it.

Step 3: Adjust the settings
If you want to apply the function automatically, you can click Auto or the eyedropper tool to set the color instantly.
For more precise adjustments, Temperature and Tint settings are available:
- Drag the Temperature slider to modify the color of the video. A lower value means a colder color temperature, and a higher value will be a warmer color temperature.
- Then, drag the Tint slider to change the color level of the video.

Remove White Balance
To remove the set feature, you can click the reset icon on the right side of the White Balance section title. Then, the values will revert to the default 0.

Keyframes on White Balance
When you only want to apply white balance for a short period of the video or set different white balance effects at several points, you need to set keyframes in the timeline. Drag the playhead to where you need it, set the White Balance adjustments, and click the keyframe icon.

You can add as many keyframes as you need. The system can analyze the differences between two close keyframes, and export natural changes from one point to another. To delete the keyframe features, you can right-click the specific keyframe in the timeline, and select Edit Keyframe, Delete Keyframe or Clear All Keyframes.

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