[Tig] FC Color query

Alexis Hurkman hurkman at mac.com
Fri Jun 22 08:40:41 PDT 2007


Nope, you're not doing anything wrong. In Color, you cannot limit the effect of any of the Secondary room curves (Hue, Sat, or Lum) with either vignettes or HSL qualifiers. This is not a bug, simply a current limitation in the software. 

With regards to defocusing, there is no effect or node (in the Color FX room) that simulates optical lens defocusing. The closest analogous effect that's available is to use the generic Blur node in the Color FX room in conjunction with an Alpha Blend node and one or more combined Vignette nodes (or HSL key node) to selectively blur parts of an image based on a grayscale matte. 

There is no blur function in the Secondaries room (though that would be nice someday), and custom user shapes are only available to the Secondaries room, not in the Color FX room (that would be nice someday too).

-Alexis

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On Friday, June 22, 2007, at 06:49AM, "simon astbury" <simonastbury at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>I have been playing with Color for a few days and had to demo it at the 
>Broadcast Live show in London. There is something that bothers me (more than 
>all the other things that bother me about Color). Is there way of making a 
>Hue curve adjustment through a shape in the secondaries ? I have tried to do 
>it but the hue adjustment applies itself to the whole image. Is it a bug or 
>an intentional feature?
>Also is there a way of de-focussing through a shape, or de-focussing through 
>a key ? These are pretty standard features for most systems, so I am 
>inclined to think that I am doing something wrong. I hope someone out there 
>can enlighten me.
>
>Thanks
>
>Simon
>
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