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Marks
Whats the point of using standard marks in resolve (except one light transfer)? In 2K i can use them as cuts and apply different corrections via gallery. In resolve all my marks will be replaced.
And please add ability to copy/paste marks. Its impossible now to keep correction after dissolve (first correction has higher priority). It would be great to have copy/paste function for nodes as well.
Blur value expansion for qualifiers will help too.
Freelance colorist
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Hello Artem,
If you are trying to do marks them same as in a 2k you can you just have to approach it differently. The first thing to know is that your color corrections are based on the clip, with the first color correction of the clip being the primary. That’s a hint to point you in the right direction.
NODES, yes you can copy/paste nodes, actually there are 3 ways to do so. What you need to find is the Node Graph Display. That’s another hint to point you in the right direction.
I’m not trying to be an A-hole by just giving hints it’s just I am a professional colorist who spent alot of time and several feature films working on Resolve finding out how to work it without a manual and I believe if one figures out how to do something themselves then they will know it forever.
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I would also really like to know how to copy-paste nodes.
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Hello Gareth
As for nodes i want an easy way to copy/paste like cmd+c/cmd+v. And sometimes i need to copy/paste node inside the same clip.
Freelance colorist
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Hello Artem,
Did you find the Node Graph Display? And if you did where did you find it?
Gareth
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Its in the gallery and timeline, but its not available if i click on the current clip. Im asking about copy/paste inside the clip, not using gallery. But i think its already discussed in the request thread about node compositing.
Freelance colorist
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Hello Artem,
Yes it is in the Gallery, the Timeline and also memories. Ok here you go if you want to Copy a Node in a clip to the same clips here’s how to do it.
1. Grab a still or a memory of that clip.
2. Go to the Display Node Graph of that still or memory.
3. Right click and drag (the Node you want to use) over to the Node tree to the left in your GUI display.This Node tree is of the current clip your are on.
This same procedure also works when you want to copy Nodes from other clips along the timeline just go to the Node Graph Display of the clip you want to use on the timeline and do the same step number 3.
good luck let me know if that works for you.
Gareth
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Thanks but i know how to use node graph. My question was about avoiding it to skip many additional mouse clicks.
Freelance colorist
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