As I understand it - and I could be wrong - but secondaries in a DaVinci
are based on a type of keying technology. Just a different front end
and UI. Sometimes when trying to isolate a certain color in a DaVinci
you will see all the halmarks of trying to pull a "chroma key" on an
unfriendly setup.
Jef
Andi Loor wrote:
The difference between a secondary cc and delective cc is in the way
the selection of the colour to be adjusted is done. Our selective cc
uses a keyer to create a matte in the alpha channel while a secondary
cc makes a selection directly from the colour itself. No keying. It is
a more precise selection.
Andi
Ed Fraticelli wrote:
I have always wondered this: What is the difference between a
“proper” secondary color corrector and the function provided by the
“selective color correction” preset. Doesn’t a secondary color
corrector selectively color correct a certain range of colors,
without affected the others? If we renamed the “selective color
corrector” preset to say “secondary color corrector”, would that fix
the problem? What are we missing out on that other color correctors
provide, as I have never used any others.
Thanks!
Ed at PMI
Pittsburgh, PA
USA
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*From:* owner-ds(at)Softimage.COM [mailto:owner-ds(at)Softimage.COM] *On
Behalf Of *Boros, Igor
*Sent:* Tuesday, November 01, 2005 3:10 PM
*To:* DS_Forum
*Subject:* Re: secondary color correction
There’s a pre-built effects tree preset in Image effects for
secondary color correction, or you can build one yourself using a
keyer to pull a matte of the desired color which you would use as a
mask for color correction ... no “proper” secondaries in cc
unfortunately.
I.
On 11/1/05 2:28 PM, "Mike Sullivan" <msullivan(at)bostonproductions.com>
wrote:
How do you all do this in DS? I need to pull the red out of a shot
without affecting the other colors.
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