You can use names to better identify nodes with different roles (e.g., “pre LUT” and “post LUT”). Click on the small pen symbol that appears when you move the mouse over the column on the left of each node. You can enable and disable single nodes by using the checkbox on the left of each node. Each control or group of controls in grade nodes has a button with a little arrow that resets the controls. Change the controls of a node to give the node effect to the image. If the grade node is reset or freshly added, it doesn’t affect the image as it is set to neutral by default. Nodes are applied to the clip from top to bottom, the top node is applied first, and the following nodes subsequently. A node can for example contain controls for a ASC-CDL transform, or for loading a 3D LUT preset. The grade controls for the currently selected grading mode are grouped in “nodes”. Freestyle modes (without any limitations in color pipeline, but reduced compatibility).ACES modes (for use in projects that choose the ACES pipeline),.ASC-CDL + 3D LUT modes (typical color pipelines for a broad range of cameras and projects).There are basically three different groups of grading modes: Each grading mode is targeted at a different color pipeline. Multiple grading modes are available when a the look source is set to custom look. Custom Look: Create a custom look with node based grade controls.īasic Color Control in Silverstack Create a Custom Look: Grading Modes.User defined LUT: Load a custom LUT to be applied to the clip.Preset: Select a LUT transform from the available LUT presets integrated in Silverstack Lab.ARRI Alexa clips) that can be applied directly from file metadata.

File: Clips from certain cameras contain look metadata (e.g.None: No color processing applied, clip shows no look.Silverstack Lab provides an advanced node based color grading engine.Įach clip has a “Look Source” that defines the color processing (see General Info tab, right bar). This article covers features which are only available in Silverstack Lab.

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