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What are the main areas of the Color page interface? The Viewer, Gallery, Node Editor, Primaries Palette, Secondary Palette, Scopes, Timelines, and Keyframes Editor. | What are the main areas of the Color page interface? | The Viewer, Gallery, Node Editor, Primaries Palette, Secondary Palette, Scopes, Timelines, and Keyframes Editor. | 53 |
How do I use the primary corrector wheels? The master wheels adjust overall brightness. The color wheels adjust the balance of red, green, and blue. Make subtle changes dragging the color indicator. | How do I use the primary corrector wheels? | The master wheels adjust overall brightness. The color wheels adjust the balance of red, green, and blue. Make subtle changes dragging the color indicator. | 43 |
How can I quickly balance shots in the primaries? Use the Offset wheels for overall brightness and color balance. Adjust the shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | How can I quickly balance shots in the primaries? | Use the Offset wheels for overall brightness and color balance. Adjust the shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | 50 |
How does DaVinci color management work? It converts camera raw formats using color science metadata. Choose the Input Color Space for your camera and Timeline Color Space to get a neutral starting point. | How does DaVinci color management work? | It converts camera raw formats using color science metadata. Choose the Input Color Space for your camera and Timeline Color Space to get a neutral starting point. | 40 |
What does the auto color correction do? It automatically balances the black and white points and neutralizes the color based on analysis of the image. Useful for normalizing uneven shots. | What does the auto color correction do? | It automatically balances the black and white points and neutralizes the color based on analysis of the image. Useful for normalizing uneven shots. | 40 |
How can I check my adjustments using scopes? Enable and watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to objectively analyze the image data and see how it is affected. | How can I check my adjustments using scopes? | Enable and watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to objectively analyze the image data and see how it is affected. | 45 |
How do I adjust specific color channels? In the Primaries bars palette, drag the sliders for Lift, Gamma, Gain for each red, green, and blue channel. | How do I adjust specific color channels? | In the Primaries bars palette, drag the sliders for Lift, Gamma, Gain for each red, green, and blue channel. | 41 |
How can I use curves for primary grading? Add curves for Luma, Red, Green, Blue, YRGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | How can I use curves for primary grading? | Add curves for Luma, Red, Green, Blue, YRGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | 42 |
What do nodes do in the Node Editor? Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable or bypass nodes to turn on and off adjustments. | What do nodes do in the Node Editor? | Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable or bypass nodes to turn on and off adjustments. | 37 |
Why use multiple nodes? Using separate nodes for adjustments isolates each change. This avoids unintended interactions and allows enabling/disabling specific corrections. | Why use multiple nodes? | Using separate nodes for adjustments isolates each change. This avoids unintended interactions and allows enabling/disabling specific corrections. | 24 |
How do I copy grades between clips? Grade one shot, select other clips, click the indicator in the Gallery to copy that grade or drag the thumbnail to clips. | How do I copy grades between clips? | Grade one shot, select other clips, click the indicator in the Gallery to copy that grade or drag the thumbnail to clips. | 36 |
What are the main interface areas in the Color page? The Viewer, Gallery, Node Editor, Primaries and Secondary palettes, Scopes, Timelines, and Keyframes Editor make up the core Color page. | What are the main interface areas in the Color page? | The Viewer, Gallery, Node Editor, Primaries and Secondary palettes, Scopes, Timelines, and Keyframes Editor make up the core Color page. | 53 |
How do I adjust the overall image in the Offset wheel? The master wheel adjusts brightness. The color wheel balances the red, green, and blue channels. | How do I adjust the overall image in the Offset wheel? | The master wheel adjusts brightness. The color wheel balances the red, green, and blue channels. | 55 |
How can I quickly balance shots using the primaries wheels? Use the Offset wheel for the overall image. Adjust shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | How can I quickly balance shots using the primaries wheels? | Use the Offset wheel for the overall image. Adjust shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | 60 |
How does DaVinci color management work? It converts camera raw media using color science metadata. Choose the Input Color Space for your camera and Timeline Color Space. | How does DaVinci color management work? | It converts camera raw media using color science metadata. Choose the Input Color Space for your camera and Timeline Color Space. | 40 |
What does auto color correction do? It automatically sets the black and white points and neutralizes the color based on analyzing the image content. | What does auto color correction do? | It automatically sets the black and white points and neutralizes the color based on analyzing the image content. | 36 |
How do I check adjustments using scopes? Enable and watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to analyze the image data and see how it is affected. | How do I check adjustments using scopes? | Enable and watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to analyze the image data and see how it is affected. | 41 |
How do I adjust specific color channels? In the Primaries Bars, drag the red, green, and blue sliders for Lift, Gamma, Gain to adjust each channel's luminance. | How do I adjust specific color channels? | In the Primaries Bars, drag the red, green, and blue sliders for Lift, Gamma, Gain to adjust each channel's luminance. | 41 |
How can I use curves for primary grading? Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | How can I use curves for primary grading? | Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | 42 |
What do nodes do in the Node Editor? Nodes apply adjustments and effects. Adjustments flow through connected nodes to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | What do nodes do in the Node Editor? | Nodes apply adjustments and effects. Adjustments flow through connected nodes to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | 37 |
Why use multiple nodes for grading? Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | Why use multiple nodes for grading? | Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | 36 |
How do I copy a grade to other clips? Grade one shot, select other clips, click the Gallery indicator or drag the thumbnail to apply that grade. | How do I copy a grade to other clips? | Grade one shot, select other clips, click the Gallery indicator or drag the thumbnail to apply that grade. | 38 |
What are the main interface sections in the Color page? The Viewer, Gallery, Node Editor, Primary and Secondary palettes, Scopes, Timelines, and Keyframes Editor. | What are the main interface sections in the Color page? | The Viewer, Gallery, Node Editor, Primary and Secondary palettes, Scopes, Timelines, and Keyframes Editor. | 56 |
How do I adjust the overall shot in the Offset wheel? The master wheel adjusts brightness. The color wheel balances the red, green, and blue channels. | How do I adjust the overall shot in the Offset wheel? | The master wheel adjusts brightness. The color wheel balances the red, green, and blue channels. | 54 |
How can I quickly balance shots using the primaries wheels? Use the Offset wheel for the overall image. Adjust shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | How can I quickly balance shots using the primaries wheels? | Use the Offset wheel for the overall image. Adjust shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | 60 |
How does DaVinci color management work? It converts camera raw media using color science metadata. Choose the Input Color Space for your camera and Timeline Color Space. | How does DaVinci color management work? | It converts camera raw media using color science metadata. Choose the Input Color Space for your camera and Timeline Color Space. | 40 |
What do the auto color options do? They analyze the image and automatically adjust the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | What do the auto color options do? | They analyze the image and automatically adjust the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | 35 |
How do I check adjustments using scopes? Enable and watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to analyze the image. | How do I check adjustments using scopes? | Enable and watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to analyze the image. | 41 |
How can I adjust specific color channels? In the Primaries Bars, drag the red, green, and blue sliders for Lift, Gamma, Gain to adjust each channel. | How can I adjust specific color channels? | In the Primaries Bars, drag the red, green, and blue sliders for Lift, Gamma, Gain to adjust each channel. | 42 |
How can I balance shots quickly in the primaries? Use the Offset wheel for overall brightness and color. Adjust shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | How can I balance shots quickly in the primaries? | Use the Offset wheel for overall brightness and color. Adjust shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | 50 |
How do I set up color management for my footage? In the Project Settings, choose the Input Color Space matching your camera. Set the Timeline Color Space to Rec.709 or 2020. | How do I set up color management for my footage? | In the Project Settings, choose the Input Color Space matching your camera. Set the Timeline Color Space to Rec.709 or 2020. | 49 |
What do the auto color options do? They analyze the shot and automatically adjust the primaries to normalize and create a neutral starting point. | What do the auto color options do? | They analyze the shot and automatically adjust the primaries to normalize and create a neutral starting point. | 35 |
How do I check adjustments using scopes? Watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to objectively analyze the image. | How do I check adjustments using scopes? | Watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to objectively analyze the image. | 41 |
How can I stylize shots using the primaries? Drag the color wheels and bars sliders to extremes to creatively alter the look. For example, make it super warm or cool. | How can I stylize shots using the primaries? | Drag the color wheels and bars sliders to extremes to creatively alter the look. For example, make it super warm or cool. | 45 |
How can I create looks using curves? Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points to increase contrast, push midtones lighter or darker, and stylize the image. | How can I create looks using curves? | Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points to increase contrast, push midtones lighter or darker, and stylize the image. | 37 |
How do I track objects and shapes? Use the tracker palette to track movement of objects or people. Use Power Windows connected to the tracker to isolate adjustments. | How do I track objects and shapes? | Use the tracker palette to track movement of objects or people. Use Power Windows connected to the tracker to isolate adjustments. | 35 |
How do I isolate colors using the qualifier? Use the qualifier palette to select a color range. Refine the selection filtering by hue, saturation, and luminance. | How do I isolate colors using the qualifier? | Use the qualifier palette to select a color range. Refine the selection filtering by hue, saturation, and luminance. | 45 |
How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters in the Window palette to isolate the portion to adjust. | How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? | Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters in the Window palette to isolate the portion to adjust. | 47 |
How can I match shots using the stills option? Save a still of a graded shot. Then load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | How can I match shots using the stills option? | Save a still of a graded shot. Then load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | 47 |
How do I adjust the contrast when grading log media? Increase the contrast by adjusting the Lift and Gain master wheels or the curve contrast points. | How do I adjust the contrast when grading log media? | Increase the contrast by adjusting the Lift and Gain master wheels or the curve contrast points. | 53 |
How can I quickly balance shots using the primaries wheels? Adjust overall image in the Offset wheel. Modify shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | How can I quickly balance shots using the primaries wheels? | Adjust overall image in the Offset wheel. Modify shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | 60 |
How do I set up color management for my media? In the Project Settings, choose the Input Color Space matching your camera. Set the Timeline Color Space to Rec.709 or 2020. | How do I set up color management for my media? | In the Project Settings, choose the Input Color Space matching your camera. Set the Timeline Color Space to Rec.709 or 2020. | 47 |
What do the auto color options do? They analyze the image and automatically adjust the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | What do the auto color options do? | They analyze the image and automatically adjust the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | 35 |
How do I check adjustments using scopes? Watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to objectively analyze the image. | How do I check adjustments using scopes? | Watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to objectively analyze the image. | 41 |
How can I creatively stylize shots using primaries? Drag the color wheels and bars sliders to extremes. For example, make it super warm or cool. | How can I creatively stylize shots using primaries? | Drag the color wheels and bars sliders to extremes. For example, make it super warm or cool. | 52 |
How can I create looks using curves? Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points to increase contrast, push midtones lighter/darker. | How can I create looks using curves? | Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points to increase contrast, push midtones lighter/darker. | 37 |
How do I track objects and people? Use the tracker palette to track movement. Connect Power Windows to apply isolated adjustments. | How do I track objects and people? | Use the tracker palette to track movement. Connect Power Windows to apply isolated adjustments. | 35 |
How do I isolate colors with the qualifier? Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | How do I isolate colors with the qualifier? | Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | 44 |
How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters to isolate the portion to adjust. | How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? | Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters to isolate the portion to adjust. | 47 |
How can I match shots using the stills option? Save a still of a graded shot. Load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | How can I match shots using the stills option? | Save a still of a graded shot. Load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | 47 |
How do I adjust the contrast in log media? Increase contrast by adjusting the Lift and Gain master wheels or the curve contrast points. | How do I adjust the contrast in log media? | Increase contrast by adjusting the Lift and Gain master wheels or the curve contrast points. | 43 |
How can I quickly balance shots using the primaries wheels? Use the Offset wheel for overall image. Modify shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | How can I quickly balance shots using the primaries wheels? | Use the Offset wheel for overall image. Modify shadows and highlights with the Lift and Gain wheels. | 60 |
How do I set up color management for my footage? In Project Settings, choose the Input Color Space for your camera. Set Timeline Color Space to Rec.709 or 2020. | How do I set up color management for my footage? | In Project Settings, choose the Input Color Space for your camera. Set Timeline Color Space to Rec.709 or 2020. | 49 |
What do the auto color options do? They analyze the image and automatically adjust the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | What do the auto color options do? | They analyze the image and automatically adjust the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | 35 |
How do I check adjustments using scopes? Enable and watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to analyze the image. | How do I check adjustments using scopes? | Enable and watch the Waveform, Parade, Vectorscope, and Histogram to analyze the image. | 41 |
How can I creatively grade shots using primaries? Drag the color wheels and bars sliders to extremes. For example, make it super warm or cool. | How can I creatively grade shots using primaries? | Drag the color wheels and bars sliders to extremes. For example, make it super warm or cool. | 50 |
How can I create looks using curves? Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points to increase contrast, push midtones lighter/darker. | How can I create looks using curves? | Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points to increase contrast, push midtones lighter/darker. | 37 |
How can I use curves for primary grading? Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | How can I use curves for primary grading? | Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | 42 |
What do nodes do in the Color page? Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | What do nodes do in the Color page? | Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | 36 |
Why use multiple nodes for grading? Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | Why use multiple nodes for grading? | Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | 36 |
How do I copy grades between clips? Grade one shot, select other clips, click the Gallery indicator or drag the thumbnail to apply that grade. | How do I copy grades between clips? | Grade one shot, select other clips, click the Gallery indicator or drag the thumbnail to apply that grade. | 36 |
How do I track objects and people? Use the tracker palette to track movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to apply isolated adjustments. | How do I track objects and people? | Use the tracker palette to track movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to apply isolated adjustments. | 35 |
How do I isolate colors using the qualifier? Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | How do I isolate colors using the qualifier? | Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | 45 |
How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters to isolate the portion to adjust. | How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? | Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters to isolate the portion to adjust. | 47 |
How can I match shots using the stills option? Save a still of a graded shot. Load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | How can I match shots using the stills option? | Save a still of a graded shot. Load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | 47 |
How can I use curves for primary grading? Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | How can I use curves for primary grading? | Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | 42 |
What do nodes do in the Color page? Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | What do nodes do in the Color page? | Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | 36 |
Why use multiple nodes for grading? Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | Why use multiple nodes for grading? | Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | 36 |
How do I copy grades between clips? Grade one shot, select other clips, click the Gallery indicator or drag the thumbnail to apply that grade. | How do I copy grades between clips? | Grade one shot, select other clips, click the Gallery indicator or drag the thumbnail to apply that grade. | 36 |
How do I track objects and people? Use the tracker palette to track movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to apply isolated adjustments. | How do I track objects and people? | Use the tracker palette to track movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to apply isolated adjustments. | 35 |
How do I isolate colors using the qualifier? Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | How do I isolate colors using the qualifier? | Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | 45 |
How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters to isolate the portion to adjust. | How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? | Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters to isolate the portion to adjust. | 47 |
How can I match shots using the stills option? Save a still of a graded shot. Load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | How can I match shots using the stills option? | Save a still of a graded shot. Load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | 47 |
How can I use curves for primary grading? Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | How can I use curves for primary grading? | Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | 42 |
What do nodes do in the Color page? Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | What do nodes do in the Color page? | Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | 36 |
Why use multiple nodes for grading? Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | Why use multiple nodes for grading? | Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | 36 |
How do I copy grades between clips? Grade one shot, select other clips, click the Gallery indicator or drag the thumbnail to apply that grade. | How do I copy grades between clips? | Grade one shot, select other clips, click the Gallery indicator or drag the thumbnail to apply that grade. | 36 |
How do I track objects and people? Use the tracker palette to track movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to apply isolated adjustments. | How do I track objects and people? | Use the tracker palette to track movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to apply isolated adjustments. | 35 |
How do I isolate colors using the qualifier? Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | How do I isolate colors using the qualifier? | Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | 45 |
How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters to isolate the portion to adjust. | How can I isolate subjects with Power Windows? | Add and track an oval, round, or custom PowerWindow. Use the parameters to isolate the portion to adjust. | 47 |
How can I match shots using the stills option? Save a still of a graded shot. Load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | How can I match shots using the stills option? | Save a still of a graded shot. Load it as a reference still in other shots to visually match. | 47 |
How can I use curves for primary grading? Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | How can I use curves for primary grading? | Add curves for Luma, RGB. Adjust points on the diagonal line to brighten, darken, add contrast to the image. | 42 |
What do nodes do in the Color page? Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | What do nodes do in the Color page? | Nodes apply image adjustments and effects. Connected nodes combine to create the final grade. Disable nodes to turn off corrections. | 36 |
Why use multiple nodes for grading? Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | Why use multiple nodes for grading? | Using separate nodes isolates each adjustment. This prevents unintended interactions between corrections. | 36 |
How can I create looks using the primaries wheels? Drag the color wheels to extreme positions. For example, make shadows green, midtones purple, highlights yellow. | How can I create looks using the primaries wheels? | Drag the color wheels to extreme positions. For example, make shadows green, midtones purple, highlights yellow. | 51 |
How can I stylize images using curves? Add RGB curves. Dramatically adjust points to increase contrast, make S shapes, and push colors. | How can I stylize images using curves? | Add RGB curves. Dramatically adjust points to increase contrast, make S shapes, and push colors. | 39 |
How do I track and isolate subjects? Use the tracker to follow movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to isolate and adjust subjects. | How do I track and isolate subjects? | Use the tracker to follow movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to isolate and adjust subjects. | 37 |
How can I isolate specific colors? Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | How can I isolate specific colors? | Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | 35 |
How do I mask complex shapes? Add and track a PowerWindow. Then use the Matte Finesse controls to mask intricate edges and shapes. | How do I mask complex shapes? | Add and track a PowerWindow. Then use the Matte Finesse controls to mask intricate edges and shapes. | 30 |
How does auto color work? It analyzes each image and automatically adjusts the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | How does auto color work? | It analyzes each image and automatically adjusts the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | 26 |
How do I keep colors from going out of gamut? In the Project Settings, enable Clip colors outside legal gamut. This limits illegal colors. | How do I keep colors from going out of gamut? | In the Project Settings, enable Clip colors outside legal gamut. This limits illegal colors. | 46 |
How can I match shots more easily? Use split screen to compare clips. Save and apply stills of properly balanced shots as a reference. | How can I match shots more easily? | Use split screen to compare clips. Save and apply stills of properly balanced shots as a reference. | 35 |
How can I creatively grade shots using primaries? Drag the color wheels to extreme positions. For example, make shadows green, highlights yellow. | How can I creatively grade shots using primaries? | Drag the color wheels to extreme positions. For example, make shadows green, highlights yellow. | 50 |
How can I stylize images using curves? Add RGB curves. Dramatically adjust points to increase contrast, make S shapes, and push colors. | How can I stylize images using curves? | Add RGB curves. Dramatically adjust points to increase contrast, make S shapes, and push colors. | 39 |
How do I track and isolate subjects? Use the tracker to follow movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to isolate and adjust subjects. | How do I track and isolate subjects? | Use the tracker to follow movement. Connect tracked Power Windows to isolate and adjust subjects. | 37 |
How can I isolate specific colors? Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | How can I isolate specific colors? | Use the qualifier to select a color range. Refine the selection by filtering based on hue, saturation, and luminance. | 35 |
How do I mask complex shapes? Add and track a PowerWindow. Then use the Matte Finesse controls to mask intricate edges and shapes. | How do I mask complex shapes? | Add and track a PowerWindow. Then use the Matte Finesse controls to mask intricate edges and shapes. | 30 |
What does auto color do? It analyzes each image and automatically adjusts the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | What does auto color do? | It analyzes each image and automatically adjusts the primaries to create a neutral starting point. | 25 |
How do I keep colors legal for broadcast? In Project Settings, enable clipping illegal colors. This limits colors to broadcast boundaries. | How do I keep colors legal for broadcast? | In Project Settings, enable clipping illegal colors. This limits colors to broadcast boundaries. | 42 |
How can I match shots more easily? Use split screen to compare clips visually. Apply saved stills as a reference for matched shots. | How can I match shots more easily? | Use split screen to compare clips visually. Apply saved stills as a reference for matched shots. | 35 |
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