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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Where is DEB in Resolve?

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Lawrence Le

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Hi guys, sorry, I've been searching in the forums and program for the past hour or so, but I can't find where the option for DEB in Resolve 11 is located. Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks!
 
Hi Lawrence,

This worked for me a while ago. Try to check there...Just installed newest download of NEAT VIDEO, into the newest Resolve 11.1.0.03 -> Color Page-> View ->Open Fx and it is there, in that panel.

Thank you very much

Fury
 
Nick Fury said:
Hi Lawrence,

This worked for me a while ago. Try to check there...Just installed newest download of NEAT VIDEO, into the newest Resolve 11.1.0.03 -> Color Page-> View ->Open Fx and it is there, in that panel.

Thank you very much

Fury
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Thanks, Nick. I'll check it out.


jake blackstone said:
DEB is in the RAW menu, second from the bottom. Or you could read the manual...
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Hi Jake, sorry, I couldn't find it in the manual. I only see De-Noise, OLPF Comp, and Image Detail? I'm using Resolve 11 lite.
 
Figured it out! I was on the old version, 11.0, which doesn't have the D.E.B. checkbox.

Updated to latest version and it's there. Thanks guys.
 
I haven't used Dragon Enhanced Blacks yet. How much of a difference is there in a before-and-after comparison?
 
Marc Wielage said:
I haven't used Dragon Enhanced Blacks yet. How much of a difference is there in a before-and-after comparison?
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Hi Marc, It definitely seems to make a difference, but it looks like you do lose detail. Here's from a quick test, but I don't have a final graded comparison to show.




 
Lawrence Le said:
Hi Marc, It definitely seems to make a difference, but it looks like you do lose detail. Here's from a quick test, but I don't have a final graded comparison to show.
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I wonder what the advantages or disadvantages would be in just using Temporal Noise Reduction applied only to the blacks in the shot.
 
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