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Juan Salvo
February 6, 2014 at 6:50 pm in reply to: An official statement regarding keyboard shortcuts ? -
Juan Salvo
February 1, 2014 at 11:28 pm in reply to: Has anyone been able to use high res sources (4K 5K 6K) with new noise reduction without GPU RAM warning?Titans come with 6GB. If you want to be safe go with the K6000 which has 12GB. As far as inside the MacPro… doubtful without extra power. I use em in a Cubix.
Have tried with dragon. Works there too.
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Juan Salvo
February 1, 2014 at 9:17 pm in reply to: Has anyone been able to use high res sources (4K 5K 6K) with new noise reduction without GPU RAM warning? -
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Try setting the raw to debayer at quarter resolution. I would guess it’s a gpu ram issue. That gpu doesn’t have much memory for resolve to work in.
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Juan Salvo
January 20, 2014 at 3:32 am in reply to: best way to deal with edit revisions in Resolve?I believe you need to have he “save with version” function enabled in the original grade.
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Juan Salvo
January 18, 2014 at 11:31 pm in reply to: Color inconsistencies Resolve vs Quicktime player -
Juan Salvo
January 18, 2014 at 7:34 pm in reply to: Color inconsistencies Resolve vs Quicktime player[Stepan Ko] “o this is specifically a davinci viewer problem.”
This is an everything viewer problem.[Stepan Ko] “cause i can’t use the resolves internal waveform”
The internal scopes are certainly accurate.[Stepan Ko] “and checking the values of the colors with a color picker in photoshop until I get them all right. Then again I might never get them right.”
You’re confusing consistent with right. If the image in qt player and the resolve viewer match… the likelihood is that the one in the resolve viewer is wrong.Resolve 10 specifically added support for a GUI Lut, so that you could (among other things) calibrate that very viewer window.
The way to go about using that would be to purchase lightspace (or now calman) and use resolve as a pattern generator, position your probe onto the GUI viewer and then proceed to profile and calibrate your display.
Have the software generate a LUT and then load that within Resolve as a GUI viewing LUT. This will prevent it from being applied elsewhere.
This will give you a “more accurate” though perhaps not entirely accurate GUI display. But, QT or other media players could well apply transforms that still make it inconsistent.
Best is a reference display, that gives you the ability to point at an image and say “this high precision, and purpose built device is showing an accurate image, other devices SHOULD, but may not, agree with it, in that case, those devices are wrong”
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