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Graeme Nattress
RED Problem Solver
Yes, select the white thing, then hit pick.
Matrix governs colour space, kelvin and tint.
DRX - leave at default if you want. Or, if you've got a shot with some highlights that look too purple, make it stronger, or take it off altogether to see what the raw underlying data is like before it got "fixed". The nice thing is, you can usually just leave it alone to work and not worry about it
Black offset governs what the app thinks is black from the raw data. Default is 720, but anywhere between that and 850 are good values depending on how much black noise you want to loose or keep. Again, best just leave at default for now.
Graeme
Matrix governs colour space, kelvin and tint.
DRX - leave at default if you want. Or, if you've got a shot with some highlights that look too purple, make it stronger, or take it off altogether to see what the raw underlying data is like before it got "fixed". The nice thing is, you can usually just leave it alone to work and not worry about it
Black offset governs what the app thinks is black from the raw data. Default is 720, but anywhere between that and 850 are good values depending on how much black noise you want to loose or keep. Again, best just leave at default for now.
Graeme