Blue Highlight Clipping Warning Is Being Baked Into My Final Render

[Dillon Novak]

Hello,

I'm using Resolve Lite v9 on a Red Epic project right now. It's my first time using it.

While grading I would see a flashing blue color over anything that was clipping and assumed it was just a warning (it could be something else). Of course, some stuff I preferred to clip since bringing it down made the clipped highlights feel unnatural.

But then it ended up baking in my render when I pulled the clips back into premiere. Does anyone have an idea how to turn the clipping warning off or just how to get rid of it in my render? Thank you so much!

I attached screen shots of the test render on a frame with and a frame without the weird blue color.

 

[Dillon Novak]

I saw this thread but have no idea where the "render at 1%" fuction is.

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?84422-Strange-color-in-rendered-clip-Resolve-9

 

[Kevin Marshall]

The render speed is in the delivery tab. There is a drop-down menu for Render Speed where the default is "Maximum Speed"

 

[Dillon Novak]

Is it the Render at Maximum Frames Per Second? In this picture? Doesn't say speed anywhere in my delivery tab...

The render speed is in the delivery tab. There is a drop-down menu for Render Speed where the default is "Maximum Speed"

 

[Kevin Marshall]

I can't see the attached picture - it's too small. But in the Delivery tab, under Output, the last option says "Render at: [drop-down] % of full speed" - above the "Create Additional Output" option.

 

[Dwaine Maggart]

The blue area in the highlights that you are seeing is most likely because you are using an AMD/ATI GPU, like a 5770/5870 in a Mac Pro, or a 6xxx series AMD chip in an iMac or MBP, and you are using Lion. If this is the case, updating to Mountain Lion is the best way to fix this. Or, if you are in a MacPro, replace the ATI card with an NVIDIA card.