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dirt tool
Posted by Darin Wooldridge on January 29, 2011 at 7:51 pmBeen working with 2k 35mm dpx scans lately.
Loving the ability to clean dirt but find it can be distractive. Seems it cleans the source frames. I have not found and undo function or an original frame saved that I can revert to if the fix is undesirable. It would be very nice it the fix was not committed until the render or you can revert back to the original if the fix is undesired. Am i missing something. Anyone have experience in this.NOTE: The comments above are strictly mine, and may not necessarily
represent those of my employers.Darin Wooldridge
Colorist / Technical Strategist
818-653-3918-cell
dw*********@*ac.com
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Muddy Wang
January 30, 2011 at 7:32 amhow about the film grain?do you use Revival?my 35mm scan dpx look grainy!
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Ola Haldor voll
January 30, 2011 at 10:40 amI don’t have any experience with this myself, but during the demo in Oslo on thursday, someone from the audience asked about this.
Dan Moran who held the demo, said it was “do this, click here, dust gone”, and that it would overwrite that exact frame to the source media. So I think that’s the way it works. If you’d like to undo that – I’m not really sure what to tell you. Take backup of the material before dust busting?
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Darin Wooldridge
January 30, 2011 at 5:24 pmI spoke to Dan yesterday and he agrees this should be fixed. Replacing the source dpx from a back up is how I fixed the issue. a simple undo would be great. Or perhapes commet the fix to the render. The lustre creates a original folder and saves them.
NOTE: The comments above are strictly mine, and may not necessarily
represent those of my employers.Darin Wooldridge
Colorist / Technical Strategist
818-653-3918-cell
dwooldridge@mac.com
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Dwaine Maggart
January 31, 2011 at 7:53 pmIf you do a dirt fix on a frame, and want to UNDO it, you can press the PAGE UP key on the Mac keyboard. You can even save and recover the project, and go back to that frame, and the PAGE UP UNDO function still works. I’m not sure where the original frame info gets saved to make this happen. But it appears to be true (on the Mac Resolve at least) that as soon as you make a dirt fix, it’s applied immediately to the original source frame. When you do the PAGE UP UNDO, that is also immediately applied to the original source frame.
Dwaine Maggart
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Darin Wooldridge
January 31, 2011 at 10:31 pmThanks Dwayne. I have one more. Sometime the dirt tool doesnt work. Unable to draw the box. I must be missing a step?
NOTE: The comments above are strictly mine, and may not necessarily
represent those of my employers.Darin Wooldridge
Colorist / Technical Strategist
818-653-3918-cell
dwooldridge@mac.com
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Dwaine Maggart
February 1, 2011 at 12:16 amYou’ve selected the Dirt icon? If you right click the icon and change a Dirt parameter, does it work then?
Dwaine Maggart
Blackmagic Design DaVinci Support -
Darin Wooldridge
February 1, 2011 at 4:18 pmI tested again this morning.
Sometimes it works and sometimes it does not..Yes I select the dirt icon on the viewer page or color page, changing the parameters doesnt do anything.
When I click on the screen to draw the box I get the following message. “refreshing screen.”
Dpx frames were created by the resolve. I can put two sets of dpx frame in the same time line. One I can clean the other I cannot..NOTE: The comments above are strictly mine, and may not necessarily
represent those of my employers.Darin Wooldridge
Colorist / Technical Strategist
818-653-3918-cell
dwooldridge@mac.com
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Dwaine Maggart
February 1, 2011 at 8:01 pmI don’t understand exactly what you mean by 2 sets of DPX frames in the same timeline?
I’ve never seen the refreshing screen issue. Since it appears that it will modify the source frame as soon as you do anything, the problem might be related to write permissions on the source frame when it doesn’t work. Could you check that?
Dwaine Maggart
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Darin Wooldridge
February 2, 2011 at 1:34 amOne set of dpx frames was rendered via the resolve.. I can use the dirt tool on these frames.
I have another set that was made with the resolve using convert format.
Both are in the same session and same timeline.Permissions seem to be ok. Both sets of files are on the same storage.
NOTE: The comments above are strictly mine, and may not necessarily
represent those of my employers.Darin Wooldridge
Colorist / Technical Strategist
818-653-3918-cell
dwooldridge@mac.com
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Dwaine Maggart
February 2, 2011 at 1:38 amCan you send me a sample frame that doesn’t work?
Dwaine Maggart
Blackmagic Design DaVinci Support
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