Duke Sweden
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OK, just like one poster said in the adobe forums, the masking tool suddenly started working again, but realllllllly slow. But here’s another thing now, I can’t scroll up or down on the video or audio timelines. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn’t, I gotta pick just the right spot to place my cursor or it won’t move when I scroll. EEE-NOFFFFF!!!!!
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EDIT: That video isn’t even close to my problem, just another one to throw on the fire. Between adobe and youtube which can’t even stream 4K at 100 mbps I’m getting seriously tired of the video game. All the fun is getting sucked out of it.
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Will do. I can’t even finish my project because of this. I tried system restore, and re-installing. Still no go. Thanks for the link.
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I already fixed it. While googling to find out what the cause was I came across this post. Just saying why does Resolve still do this after 4 years is all.
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I just installed Resolve the day I put up that comment. The problem, according to the first post in this thread, has been going on for 4 1/2 years. But thanks for trying to make me look stupid.
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Yes, one is graded to the cool side and the other is straight out of the camera. My tv does have a white balance. I made all the adjustments. The only one I disagreed with is brightness. Correct brightness was way too bright so I lowered it a bit.
I just shot some more footage although it’s starting to get dark here. I raised the tint to +1 on the GH4 and adjusted wb by the kelvin scale, much better result but since no one ever suggests raising the tint I have to believe it’s the tv that’s off.
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Here is the ungraded video right out of the camera. I manually white balanced. Never had a problem with that before. Does this look correctly wb’d or does it have a yellow tint?
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I did calibrate, Tero. Everything looks great, except that clips imported into Premiere Pro have a yellowish tint even though they look fine OOC on VLC. Ignore the sample video, once again I butchered the grading.
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As it happened, and remember, I’m an amateur, I do this for fun, so don’t laugh, but I have been using a 720p HDTV as a PC monitor. Yesterday I hooked up a 1080p HDTV (both are 32″) and now the display looks the same as in the tutorials.
Thanks for responding. Cheers!
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What he said.