Contrast Setting - Blackmagic Design Blackmagic Studio Cameras Manuel D'installation Et D'utilisation

Use the color wheels in the following ways to make fine or aggressive adjustments:
‚ Click and drag anywhere within the color ring: Note that you don't need to drag the
color balance indicator itself. As the color balance indicator moves, the RGB parameters
underneath change to reflect the adjustments being made to each channel.
‚ Shift-Click and drag within the color ring: Jumps the color balance indicator to the
absolute position of the pointer, letting you make faster and more extreme adjustments.
‚ Double-click within the color ring: Resets the color adjustment without resetting the
master wheel adjustment for that control.
‚ Click the reset control at the upper-right of a color ring: Resets both the color
balance control and its corresponding master wheel.
Master Wheels
Use the master wheels below the color wheels to adjust each YRGB channels' lift,
gamma and gain controls.
Adjust the master wheels by dragging
the wheel control left or right.
To make adjustments using the master wheel:
‚ Drag the master wheel left or right: Dragging to the left darkens the selected
parameter of the image, dragging to the right lightens that parameter. As you make
an adjustment, the YRGB parameters underneath change to reflect the adjustment
you're making. To make a Y-only adjustment, hold down the ALT or Command key
and drag left or right. Because the color corrector uses YRGB processing, you
can get quite creative and create unique affects by adjusting the Y channel only.
Y channel adjustments work best when the Lum Mix setting is set to the right side to
use YRGB processing vs the left side to use regular RGB processing. Normally, most
DaVinci Resolve colorists use the YRGB color corrector as you get a lot more control
of color balance without affecting overall gain, so you spend less time getting the
look you want.
Drag the sliders left or right to adjust Contrast,
Saturation, Hue and Lum Mix settings.

Contrast Setting

The Contrast setting gives you control over the distance between the darkest and lightest
values of an image. The effect is similar to making opposing adjustments using the lift and gain
master wheels. The default setting is 50%.
Using ATEM Software Control 42