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Wiping memories
Is the mem mix button on the Resolve panel implemented?
On the Da Vinci 2K+ it was fairly easy to ‘split the difference between two memories by simply selecting both memories on the panel, hitting the mem mix button on the secondary panel and then mix them using the t-bar.
Emilio Batungbacal
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I don’t think spilt the diff came over to the resolve..
I miss it.
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Me too.
Not that I ever used it, but my clients always go like : Ok, I like what you did here, no go half back to the original/last version/the reference.
For that to do I need a channel mixer, or adjustable blend modes or a wipe between two versions..A slice of color…
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There are two ways to do this. You can use a layer mixer to mix back the original. Add a layer mixer at the end, and connect the second input to the original connector.
Often, all you need to do is to tone down the effect of a given node. Use the Post Mix control to control the opacity/effect of each node.
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Thanks guys!
@Warren, yes I’ve seen all your vimeo vids. Helped me a lot transitioning from the 2K+
Emilio Batungbacal
Colorist
ZAP! Visual Effects
https://colorist.batungbacal.com
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