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Surface Tracker Part 2: Simplify complex Power Window operations during color grading
In the first part of this series, I showed you how to use the surface tracker in Resolve 18 to build or track masks on moving surfaces. This makes it a powerful tool for color grading, but its VFX functionality can also be used for color tasks.
In this Insight, you’ll learn how to apply a VFX-style workflow to color grading (and replace the tedious operation of tracking multiple power windows independently).
Using the Surface Tracker where qualifiers/keyers fail
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Using The Surface Tracker To Simplify Complicated Power Window Operations
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Retouching In Fusion Is Simplified With The Resolve 18.1 Update
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Using The Surface Tracker for Color Grading – Part 1
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ResolveFX Surface Tracker Part 2 – Executing Beauty Work Within Fusion
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Digging Into The ResolveFX Surface Tracker (For Retouching)
