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Manually adjust curves #40

Closed jimwicks closed 1 year ago

jimwicks commented 9 years ago

Output to my calibrated grading monitor would be a nice touch.

Is there a feature that allows me to manually adjust the curves? If not, is this a feature worth adding?

Thanks.

Jim

gregcotten commented 9 years ago

@jimwicks

  1. Certainly on the docket but harder than it sounds. Do you have BMD hardware? BMD hardware SDI out is the first on our list for pro i/o.
  2. We try to distance ourselves from "color grading" tools. This kind of tool probably falls in a grey area between technical and creative. Certainly worth exploring.
jimwicks commented 9 years ago

Yes BMD hardware with an SDI out. I'm not looking at this as a traditional color tool. Rather, I want to use it as a comparison of how the LUT and the changes that I make fit within my workspace environment. My grading monitor is where my work lives - so seeing the LUT with its changes in this ecosystem will help determine whether I accept the changes that I make to the LUT. Does that make sense? So it is possible?

gregcotten commented 9 years ago

@jimwicks

Yes, this is the case for most of our users - for whatever reason SDI out is not a hotly requested feature - we've just had a few ask for it. In any case it is on our radar!

Thanks, Greg

gregcotten commented 9 years ago

@jimwicks

My initial (regarding point 2) response was directed at your curves adjustment question - not the SDI out question.

Greg

frankjonen commented 8 years ago

Manually adjusting curves would be great for quick fixes where everything else works fine but some odd bit just causes issues. Even if it's just a task like removing 'stray' points, select in and out points, and have the removed ones interpolated to a smooth curve with an 'interpolate between selected' tool.

wilg commented 5 years ago

Split the issue into #40 and #83.