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Panel menu on the bottom right hand corner |
This then comes up with a tab where you can monitor colour corrections. On this iduidual tab click on its panel menu, it will come up with different options either click: Vectorscope, YC Waveform or RGB Parade - and it will bring up different methods of seeing colour tones.
Vectorscope:
Displays the Chrominance levels, if it goes past the green by 75% this means
it's not Broadcast Safe.
YC Waveform:
This displays Luminance and Chrominance at the same time.
1.0 = pure white. 0.0 = pure black
RGB Parade:
Displays the colour equality. As you can see in the picture there's a graph, which shows the bend of each colour. This tells us how much Chrominance of each colour is on the screen.
Also using the Jarle's Looks pre-set (made by Jarle Leirpoll) for different colour effects, adding themes to a particular part of the video created, here is our three examples:



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