When the Curves menu is enabled, you can use the Function panel to:
- Modify Hue and RGB curves either after the initial primary colour grade, or after the addition of any Lustre Sparks® effects.
- Adjust the Hue, Lightness, Saturation, and Luminance curves separately.
- Modify the entire curve uniformly or modify individual vertices for RGBCMY channels (red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, and yellow).
To modify Hue and RGB curves:
- Press Curves on the Navigation panel.
The In Primary, Out Primary, Hue, and RGB options are activated.
- Do one of the following:
- Press the F1 option button to indicate that you are working on the initial primary grade.
- Press the F2 option button to indicate that you are working on final curve modifications.
- Do one of the following:
- Press the F3 option button to work on Hue curves.
- Press the F4 option button to work on RGB curves.
- On the Function panel, use the following controls.
Use: To: Wheels Make overall changes to curves. Wheel 1=Hue curves
Wheel 2=Lightness curves
Wheel 3=L-S curves
Wheel 4=Saturation curves
To reset a wheel, press the button above it.
Knobs at top left and top right Individually modify RGBCMY curve points. Knob 1=Red
Knob 2=Green
Knob 3=Blue
Knob 4=Cyan
Knob 5=Magenta
Knob 6=Yellow
To reset a knob, press the button below it.
Buttons in centre column Select the type of curve to be modified using the RGBCMY curve points. F1=Hue
F2=Light
F3=Saturation
If you press the F1 button when working with RGB curves, you are toggled to Hue curves.
First row of buttons at bottom right Select the low point, mid point, high point, or all for the L-S curve. F1=Low
F3=Mid
F5=High
F7=Master
SHOW button Toggle the geometry wireframe on or off.