Overview
With SundaySky's advanced editing options, you can take full control of the media assets in your scenes. These options include adjustments, filters, special effects, and blurs.
| Use the adjustment sliders to precisely adjust a range of settings including brightness, saturation, and contrast. | Choose from a range of filters to enhance the asset's tone and color. |
| Use special effects to manipulate and transform the media asset. |
Use blurs to direct attention to specific elements. |
All the advanced editing options described in this article apply to both a static image and to a video asset. WebM and GIF file types are currently not supported.
Applying an Advanced Editing Option
| 1. | Select the media asset that you want to edit. |
| 2. | On the toolbar, click the Edit media icon. |
| 3. | Click the Edit icon. |
| The media asset is opened in the Media Editor. | |
| 4. | Edit the media asset according to your preferences. |
| 5. | After you finish editing, click Apply in the upper right corner. ▶ Note that clicking Apply applies all the edits that were made to the media asset while in the Media Editor. These can include adding a shape, cropping, trimming, etc. |
| The thumbnail is updated with the edited media asset. | |
| 6. | Click anywhere outside the Media dialog window to close the window. |
| The media placeholder is updated with the edited asset. | |
Advanced Editing Options
Use the adjustment sliders to change the media asset's hue, saturation, and contrast as well as other more advanced points of manipulation.
Apply a filter to the media asset to enhance or modify its appearance. After selecting a filter, you can use the slider beneath the selected filter to define its intensity.
Apply a special effect to the media asset. Each effect can be finetuned by configuring the parameters beneath the effect.
Apply a blur to the media asset. Each blur can be finetuned by configuring the parameters beneath the selected blur.