To see a live version of the filter in action, select it from the Filter Gallery or the dropdown menu in Camo Studio’s interface to enable it. You can refresh this image by clicking the refresh arrow in the top-right corner of the gallery window. When it’s opened, the Filter Gallery takes a snapshot of Camo’s video feed to use as a preview image for all of the filters it contains. In the top right corner of the gallery, you'll see a button to import LUTs, disable the currently in-use overlay and to refresh the preview image used throughout the gallery. You can move a filter between collections by right-clicking on it in the gallery and selecting 'Add to Collection' – or remove it from a collection by selecting 'Remove from Collection.' Use the + button in the sidebar to add a new collection to your gallery, and rename or delete your collections by right-clicking on them. The sidebar has three collections by default: Library, featuring all filters in your collection Bundled, featuring the filters included in Camo Studio as standard and Favourites, featuring the filters that you have favourited To re-order the filters within the gallery, just drag and drop each one to its new location. Once you’ve opened the Filter Gallery, clicking on any filter in the menu or gallery will apply it to your video, and clicking on the heart in any filter window will add it to the favourites section of your library. The Filter Gallery The Filter Gallery in Camo Studio, here showing a few of Camo’s bundled filters.Ĭamo Studio’s Filter Gallery allows you to keep your filters organised, and add new ones. Once a filter is chosen, its strength can be controlled with the slider located under the menu.

In the pull-down menu, you can open the Gallery to see how each filter will look when applied to your video, choose from a set of recently used filters, or import a preset file into your filter library. Filter controls in Camo Studioįilter controls are located in the right sidebar of Camo Studio. Camo also enables you to import LUT, Cube and 3DL files that you have downloaded or created, and organise or group them in the Filter Gallery. These include film and analog looks, cinematic gradings like Bleach bypass and Blockbuster, and practical tools like a chroma keying optimiser (Greenscreen booster) and exposure monitor (False colour). Filters are a great way to calibrate, customise or boost the look of your video, and Camo comes with eighteen bespoke filter presets.

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