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Could you add an advanced colour correction feature?
While the current --vpp-tweak and --vpp-curves commands are helpful, they do not offer the same precision and control as advanced colour correction.
The current --vpp-tweak command allows basic adjustments to brightness, contrast, gamma, saturation, and hue.
However, it cannot independently adjust offsets and gains for individual RGB channels.
Although powerful, the --vpp-curves command can be complex and less intuitive for many users who prefer straightforward adjustments for colour correction.
An advanced colour correction feature would provide the following benefits:
1. Precision: Independent control over RGB channel offsets and gains for more precise colour adjustments.
2. Independent Channel Control: Ability to correct specific colour imbalances without affecting the entire image.
3. Enhanced Flexibility: Detailed and fine-tuned colour corrections can be achieved, offering greater flexibility in achieving desired visual effects.
4. Incremental Adjustments: Control in increments of 1 with a range of +/-256 allows for very fine-grained adjustments, which is crucial for achieving professional-grade results.
For reference, here are the parameters from AviUtl's advanced colour correction panel, which demonstrates the level of control that would greatly benefit QSVEnc users:
These adjustments are made in increments of 1 and have a range of +/-256, which allows for precise and detailed colour correction. Implementing similar parameters in QSVEnc could significantly enhance its utility for users requiring detailed colour correction capabilities.
I understand you are extremely busy, and you do not need to worry about implementing this feature. Please take the necessary time to consider this request. I understand if integrating this feature is not feasible due to technical limitations or other constraints. I truly appreciate all the hard work you put into developing and maintaining QSVEnc.
Thank you,
quamt
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@rigaya,
Could you add an advanced colour correction feature?
While the current
--vpp-tweak
and--vpp-curves
commands are helpful, they do not offer the same precision and control as advanced colour correction.The current
--vpp-tweak
command allows basic adjustments to brightness, contrast, gamma, saturation, and hue.However, it cannot independently adjust offsets and gains for individual RGB channels.
Although powerful, the
--vpp-curves
command can be complex and less intuitive for many users who prefer straightforward adjustments for colour correction.An advanced colour correction feature would provide the following benefits:
1. Precision: Independent control over RGB channel offsets and gains for more precise colour adjustments.
2. Independent Channel Control: Ability to correct specific colour imbalances without affecting the entire image.
3. Enhanced Flexibility: Detailed and fine-tuned colour corrections can be achieved, offering greater flexibility in achieving desired visual effects.
4. Incremental Adjustments: Control in increments of 1 with a range of +/-256 allows for very fine-grained adjustments, which is crucial for achieving professional-grade results.
For reference, here are the parameters from AviUtl's advanced colour correction panel, which demonstrates the level of control that would greatly benefit QSVEnc users:
These adjustments are made in increments of 1 and have a range of +/-256, which allows for precise and detailed colour correction. Implementing similar parameters in QSVEnc could significantly enhance its utility for users requiring detailed colour correction capabilities.
I understand you are extremely busy, and you do not need to worry about implementing this feature. Please take the necessary time to consider this request. I understand if integrating this feature is not feasible due to technical limitations or other constraints. I truly appreciate all the hard work you put into developing and maintaining QSVEnc.
Thank you,
quamt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: