On Feb 26, 2014, at 3:54 PM, Frank Rueter <[email protected]> wrote:
> I wasn't disagreeing with you at all ;). Oh, I hear you and we are in agreement. :-) > > >>I haven't used Shake in many years, so I would have to refresh my memory as > >>to how the controls worked that you described. > Imagine a rectangular colour swatch to the right of the actual rgb fields. > clicking on that would open the colour wheel panel. click/dragging on it > without a hotkey will let you copy/paste colour values between knobs by > dropping the swatch onto another (like it works now with most colour swatches > in Nuke). > click/dragging on it with a hotkey though (e.g. t, m, l, r, g, b) will tweak > the respective characteristic without having to go to the full blown colour > wheel. > Assuming the colour swatch has the right size, this gave you a lot of control > without wasting much screen estate. I'm going to try to track down a copy of the shake manual and refresh my memory. I don't think there was a problem with the color correct and Grade node in Nuke as they were. But I do feel that they need to be augmented with additional tools that provide more sophisticated functionality. I have started to learn one of the more popular grading programs on the market and there are a lot of tools I would love to see in Nuke. I believe the GUI of some of the other color correction nodes like the HSVtool are in need of a serious overhaul. On a positive note I think the new scope tools are excellent and really add a lot to the program. I'm very glad to see them. Feli ______________________________________________________________ [email protected] 2 + 2 = 4 www.elanphotos.com
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