Autodesk 62205-051408-9001 User Guide - Page 677

Color Warper Interface ❚❘❘ To color correct footage in a composite: 1. In the Workspace panel, select the layer that you want to color correct. 2. Choose Operators | Color Correction | Color Warper, or right-click and choose Operators | Color Correction | Color Warper. The Color Warper operator is applied to the selected layer. color saturation as well as adjust gamma and luminance curves. Selective-Define color ranges using softness and tolerance to create a matte and apply color correction to a selected region. Setup-Export and import your customized Color Warper operator settings. For information, see Exporting and Importing Setups. You can also select an operator in the process tree, right-click and choose Add Operator | Color Correction | Color Warper. You can do this from the Workspace panel, Timeline, or Schematic view. Work On and View Controls Use the options in the Work On list to apply color corrections to all or part of an image. You can select an option from the Work On list at any time to select the part of the image to modify. Use Master to apply color corrections to the entire image and use a selective to generate a matte and perform selective color correction-that is, apply the color correction to a selected range of color. The Work On list is available in every Color Warper panel. Color Warper Interface The following sections describe the interface elements common to all Color Warper controls and procedures. Color Warper Controls The buttons on the left side of the Color Warper give you access to different sets of controls. When you click a button, the corresponding controls appear. Basic-Color correct your clips. You can adjust shadows, midtones, and highlights, and control black and white levels, hue, and saturation. You can also perform color warping, color suppression, and To color correct all or part of a clip: • Select an option from the Work On list. Select To match Master Use the Basic controls to modify the entire image. In Master mode, you cannot output a matte. Sel. 1, Sel. 2, or Generate or modify a matte from the Sel. 3 front clip color correction selective. You can then use the Basic controls to modify only the range of color defined by the matte. In a selective mode, you can output the matte, selective, or result using the View controls. Use the View controls to view the selective color range, the matte created by the selective, or the image resulting from the Color Warper operator in the viewport. 661