The arrows and square at the bottom are your play controls. They go to the previous clip or the next clip. Same with the previous clip and next clip. But, like the reset, if you hold the buttons, they take you to the start or end of that clip. Again, they take you to the previous or next frames. Then under those are the previous frame and next frame buttons. These are self explanatory, they just take you to the previous or next nodes. Moving to the two x two section, first up is the previous node and next node buttons. Then there is disable, which disables the changes to a specific node. Next is bypass, which bypasses the whole grade. Then you have loop, which allows the clip to loop back to the start at the end of the clip. Then you have the reset button, which allows you to reset the specific node you are on, but if you hold it down, it resets everything. I still prefer versions, but this button helps with memories. Then you have previous memory, which allows you to see the previous memory on the grade. Then you have play still, which will bring up the still that you want to look at. Then undo and redo, again self explanatory. Now let’s move to the function and transport controls. The viewer just pulls up whatever viewer mode you are in. The offset button allows for the gain wheel and trackball to be used as the offset, while your lift and gamma wheels control the temperature and tint of the image.
The log button switches you to the log wheels. Then on top, we have the log, offset and viewer buttons. You can reset the RGB (coordinates to the trackball), you can reset all of the parameters for that tonal range, or the level (the Y channel). One of the main advantages of having a panel is that you can adjust two parameters at the same time, which can allow you to experiment more and get different results.Ībove each trackball and wheel we have reset buttons. The wheels allow you to adjust exposure in any tonal range and the trackballs help you push color into those same tonal ranges. Now we are moving onto the trackballs and wheels. I won’t get too much into the luminance mix right now though. Then you have saturation, hue, and luminance mix.
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