nigelsmith
Well-known member
If you can see them on the scope it means it is there, but not viewable in TV standards colourspace [rec709 for HD]. So you can't see those 'white' values on a tv/video monitor, hence no detail in shadows.Ok, i'm looking at one of my shots with the Y scope and there is data below "16" but it's colored white, and so defined as "illegal". It is there though. Does this mean I've preserved the shadow detail or clipped it?
Using the "restrict" option maps those values above 16 and makes them visible - detail in shadows.
You can raise them up in CC, but would need to do it on a shot by shot basis.