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  1. 5th May 2002 19:55 #1
    meandhers
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    ok, I have a cap that came out dark. I would liek to lighten it in VD. I have tried the filters when I capped it but it made no difference. someone please help, as I can't seem to find anywhere of how to use these...
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  2. 5th May 2002 20:48 #2
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    Have you tried the Levels filter?
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  3. 5th May 2002 21:10 #3
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    no, what does that do? and do I need to do it while capping or after?
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    It's an internal filter and you should use it after capping.
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  5. 5th May 2002 21:35 #5
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    I know this is after the fact, but have you tried 'tuning the video' BEFORE capturing using the VirtualDub brightness/contrast controls along with the Histogram?...sounds hard but its real easy. Go to the link below for details.

    All of my captures were dark before i started tuning each capture session.

    http://www.geocities.com/lukesvideo/videotuning.html

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