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CLIPSTER Edit Tool User Guide

Figure 7-37: Color vector list of the secondary color correction

Simply select one of the predefined color vectors from the list. Its set-

tings are immediately displayed in the settings pane to the right of the

list. Then they can be altered according to your liking and the changes

are directly applied to the clip in the timeline. Each vector available in

the list may hold a different color as well as a unique color correction,

i.e. you can define up to seven different color corrections with a single

secondary color correction operator applied to a clip.

With the check boxes in front of the color vectors in the list you can en-

able or disable color vectors. If the check box in front of a vector entry

is activated, it is enabled and will be used on the clip; if deactivated, it

is disabled. Thus you can easily create different versions of a color cor-

rection and evaluate their outcome by comparing them with the origi-

nal image or other color vectors/corrections. This can also be used to

build up a library of color corrections that you can easily choose from:

Simply set these color corrections as a preset effect in the effects pane

as described in section “Creating Preset Effects” on page 4-26.

7.11.3 The Color Mask Area

Once a color vector has been selected, its settings are

displayed in the settings pane to the right. For this

make sure that the tab Color Mask is activated.

For each color vector a different color mask is available. With the color

mask you have to set the alpha mask/channel for your clip, i.e. you

have to determine the color vector that should undergo a color correc-

tion.

With the tab Picture Mask you can determine picture masks

for the secondary color correction. Further information about

this can be found in section “Picture Masks” on page 7-51.

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