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Cullen Kelly takes questions from Mixing Light members
This Insight is a replay of our very first Mixing Light conference call with our members. Unlike webinars, a conference call allows members to turn on their cameras and directly interface with our Contributors. Watch this Insight to judge for yourself, but we think this was an excellent call and a successful proof-of-concept.
You can be sure we’ll be doing many more of these on Mixing Light.
Discussion Topics
(Note: timestamps in bold red are member questions. This call was slightly cut down to remove dead air.)
Start: Introduction and Welcome
1:36 – Color-coding the overlay created in Part 9 of this series
5:27 – Is it possible to create custom Hue vs. and Sat vs. curves?
9:04 – Has Cullen cracked the formula that Resolve uses for its Sat vs. and Lum vs. curves?
10:25 – Cullen talks about the DCTL he’s coded to calculate Hue vs Sat in the HSV color model for a form of subtractive color
11:09 – The opportunities generated by coding your own DCTLs
13:15 – Discussion about color-aware keying tools in Resolve 17
14:56 – Building your own ‘color space aware’ tools: Thoughts and approaches
19:40 – Can you use black as a reference point to create a ‘color space aware’ DCTL?
20:44 – Exploring the idea of working with Resolve Color Management but doing all the color management in the node tree.
22:40 – Understanding and moving beyond a 3×3 color matrix
25:03 – Does it make sense to create a DCTL for mapping SDR to HDR at the timeline level?
26:06 – How to select a range of pixel values and then change them to a specific color?
30:26 – Can a DCTL address external hardware? What are its limitations?
32:20 – You learned more than you think you did in this series. This is Cullen’s live demo of using an ARRI white paper to build your own Log-C conversion.
43:27 – Why you may want to replace Resolve’s built-in image transforms with your own DCTL.
45:40 – Cullen is taught a huge timesaving trick while coding!
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