Exporting desaturated video from Quicktime

I recorded a video with my new Flip Mino HD, opened the mp4 file in QT, and adjusted the color and contrast settings in the movie inspector. How do I now export an mp4 with these settings?

Since you re-exporting the video use the filter options in the export window. There's an option button above the save button. And then click on the filter button to set your color.

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