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Grading cutbacks
What’s the best way to grade cutbacks (dialogue) on Resolve for Mac (using the Wave)? As far as I can tell, it’s back two frames, Option-1, forward two frames, Cmd-1, etc… I heard maybe the Linux version uses the semi-colon and apostrophe key?
On the Nucoda, this is incredibly fast and easy. One selects -1 or -2, then just hit the Recall button when one gets to the shot one needs to match. Another button brings up a still of the shot two back, with no need to ever manually grab a still. Grading can even be done on the fly.
Is this a feature that is full panel only maybe?
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Personally I am not a big fan of the Trim function. I bought the Logitech G13 and built me a mapping with 7 predefined memory save and load keys.
Also next and previous scene around play and advance so it became my master controll for navigation and memories . In dialogs scenes you probably have Camera A , Camera B closeup and Camera C total .
So I just grade the ones I need, save the memories and then go next,A,next,B,next,A,next,C and so on.A slice of color…
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Try the “nucoda” function -1 -2 but hit prvw.
to recall the grade. In fact use any number. The shot number works as does +numbers,
BTW, the DaVinci classic back in 1987 was first to have this handy function.Cheers
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So how do I save and recall a memory in slot “A”? I can do Opt-1, Cmd-1, but if I hit “A” to recall, it brings up the “Clear Tracking” window. And what about slot “I”? (memory saves only work up to Opt-8)
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When I hit “-” on the Mac keyboard, it zooms out on the GUI picture?!
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On regular keyboard you have 8 “slots” on big panel you have more.
But for 2 cams and maybe 4 sizes in shots why do you need more ?
For me it is really fast with opposite shots.
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Margus
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Cmd-Opt-G to create a still
Middle Click on a saved still… applies the grade automatically.
Found this out by accident.
Joseph Mastantuono
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OK, first of all why do I have to press Cmd-6 to bring up memory F? Shouldn’t I be able to just press “F”?
What I really want is a way to call back any grade on the timeline (at least the visible part) without first loading it in a memory or a still – and if it’s one or two shots away, without using the mouse!
Thanks so much everyone…
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So I found out that middle clicking on any shot in the timeline instantly copies the grade to the current shot!
I still want to copy the grade from one or two shots back without using the mouse…
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