Saturation is the measure of how bold the colors are in your video. To start calibrating this setting, turn the saturation all the way to the maximum setting and then all the way to the minimum to get a sense of what the two extremes look like. At the lowest level, the image will be devoid of all color and look black and white. At the upper most level, the image will have very vibrant red tinted colors.
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You’ll want to use an image with several different flesh tones for this calibration. Focus on the exposed areas of skin and notice how as you adjust the saturation levels, the colors change from red to grayish. Adjust the levels until you achieve a natural looking picture.
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