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Part 10: Understanding Blending Strips and the Powerful Blending Control Panel
You are now ready to learn about all things blending – the Baselight way. Discover two ways to use a Blend operator to combine two inputs in Baselight. It’s a useful function that allows users to blend different shots and overlay film grain/exterior sources.
Secondly, you get an introduction to the mind-bending Blend Control Panel interface. I explain how it works and how it can be used to enhance your grading. You quickly see how Baselight’s blending tool goes way beyond the composite modes you’re used to in DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, or After Effects. It has an options-within-options user interface that takes a minute to wrap your brain around – and is best learned by actually playing with… after someone like me explains its basic functionality.
Learning goals for this Insight
Given the complexity of the Blending Control Panel, this Insight is very focused. You learn:
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