Operation Manual

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Color grading
Last updated 11/30/2015
3 Do any of the following to adjust the location, size, and shape of the mask:
To reposition the center of the mask, drag the center cross-hair.
To expand the horizontal size of the mask, drag the horizontal-arrow control to the right or left.
To expand the vertical size of the mask, drag the vertical-arrow control up or down.
To rotate the mask, drag the rotational control curve up or down.
To expand the feather size of the Vignette mask, drag the outer edge feather rectangle control on the lower-left
corner of the widget.
To adjust the angle of the mask, drag the bottom skew control triangle.
4 Specify the region to grade by clicking the Look tab and select one of the following options in the Layers panel on
the left:
Apply Grading Layer to the Outside of a Mask (second icon)
Apply Grading Layer to the Inside of a Mask (third icon)
Note: The first icon -- do not apply the grading to a mask -- is selected by default. The last three icons on the right specify
whether to apply a grading layer to the alpha or inverted alpha channel (neither by default).
5 Grade the region defined by the mask.
For example, drag the Gamma Level control on the outside of the Gamma Control wheel to darken the outside of a
mask.
Apply additional masks
You can apply additional masks by adding more grading clips to a video track.
1 Add another grading clip to a video track by dragging the Grading Clip icon to the track. See Create a grading clip.
Assign names to the grading clips to organize mask assignments. Double-click the string “untitled grading” of each
grading clip and specify a name. Example: “Vignette Mask.
2 In the Mask tab, select the new grading clip and then apply a mask and adjust it. See Apply a mask.
For example, add a circle mask preset and adjust it over a subject's face.
3 In the Look tab, specify whether you want to grade the region inside or outside the mask.
4 Grade the region.
For example, drag the Gain control outer-wheel clockwise to brighten the subject’s face.
5 If desired, apply additional masks by adding grading clips.
Masking and Tracking