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Visual Math Part 5 – Learn how ‘vs. Curves’ work for nuanced image control
The Curves family of tools within Resolve are among the most useful in the entire program. In this Insight, you gain a deeper understanding of how these tools work by building your own version – right within the node graph!
The point of this exercise isn’t just for fun or education – the point is that it expands your creative control over your images in very nuanced, and new, ways.
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How To Build Your Own ‘RGB Crosstalk Curves’ Node Matrix
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How To ‘Trace’ a LUT’s Contrast Curve By Hand
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Building Custom ‘Lum vs Sat’ Curves In HSL Using Resolve’s Node Graph
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Extracting Only The Hue Or Saturation of a LUT using DaVinci Resolve
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How To Extract The Split-Tone Component of a LUT within DaVinci Resolve
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Build Your Own Qualifier In HSL Color Space Using Curves
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Visual Math – Building A Subtractive Saturation Node Tree In DaVinci Resolve
