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Hue vs Hue
Hi,
In Baselight you can pick one color, lets say blue and then adjust it.
How is this translated to Resolve within the six vector?
Is this the same as hue vs hue, hue vs saturation or hue vs. lum?Thanx in advance.
Stig
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yep i believe that the HUE curves can accomplish that …
but i am wondering as well if those curves act exactly as a 6 vector control (like baselight)and just the UI representation is different …or if the way those curve interact is different ..Stig : in baselight : can you correct the Luma on one of those 6 vector ? does it break the image ?
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In baselight a six vector color affect more than a specific part of the image and push the chosen color in full range.
In Resolve it seems like the six vector push only the exact color instead of pushing it into the whole image. ?
As you say, the luminance vector breaks in Resolve.
This is not an issue in Baselight. -
Hi,
the six-vector-tool in baselight is a prebuilt collection of hueangle-keys (of course the qualifying can be modified) + a simple kind of curve-tool for desaturation. You can change hue, saturation, luminance for each of the qualified colors.
The impact of your arrangement depands on the qualifying.
The advantage of this tool is, in my opinion, mostly given from the Blackbord, where you have a very handy direkt access to all parameters. And it allows to adjust 6 colors + desaturation depending on luminance in only one tool of only one layer.Regards
Knut
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