Re: How do I adjust brightness of video?

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Whoops, that should read without loss of contrast



eeyore <"rob.pugh"@ remove> wrote:
Hi;
I use colouring effects of equal increases of red, blue and green where video is too dark.
It works for me without loss of brightness and I havent been able to pick any substantial colur variation (though I know there should be)


Rob


PapaJohn (MVP) wrote:

Check the Problem Solving > Video Issues page of www.papajohn.org

Scroll down to the section about Dark Video... using Levels adjustments in other apps is better than using the brightness effect in Movie Maker. 
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