S_FlickerMatchColor Adds color changes to the Source clip using the color changes from a second Match clip. Similar to FlickerMatch but the process is applied to each color channel. To use this effect, first position the corners of the rectangle over an area of the Match clip which has color changes you want to copy. A middle or light gray area is best for this. Then select a frame for which you want the Source color unchanged, and hit the Set Match Level button. When you process other frames, the Source colors will be scaled by the average Match color within the rectangle, relative to the Match Color. In the Sapphire Time effects submenu. Inputs: Source:  The clip to add color changes to. Match:  The clip to copy color changes from.

Parameters:

Rect Corner1:   X & Y,   Default: [150 100],  Range: any.
The upper left corner of the rectangle which is used to measure the flicker, in screen coordinates.

Rect Corner2:   X & Y,   Default: [570 386],  Range: any.
The lower right corner of the rectangle which is used to measure the flicker, in screen coordinates.

Match Color:   Default rgb: [0.5 0.5 0.5].
The average Match color in the rectangle for which the Source input is unchanged.

Set Match Color:   Push-button.
Pressing this button sets the Match Color parameter to the average Match clip color in the rectangle at the current frame. It causes the output to equal the Source at this frame.

Show Rect: Check-box, Default: on.
Turns on or off the screen user interface widget for adjusting the Rect Corner corner parameters.

See Also:

FlickerMatch

FlickerRemove FlickerRemoveColor FlickerRemoveMatte FlickerRmMatteColor FlickerMatchMatte FlickerMchMatteColor Flicker

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