Anne-Sophie Queneuille July 30, 2019 Share July 30, 2019 Hi everyone, Does anyone know if there is a tool to manage bright saturated color clipping (out of gamut colors) in Resolve ? Something similar to the Baselight compress gamut? Thank you, Link to comment Share on other sites
Luca Leocádio Soares July 30, 2019 Share July 30, 2019 In Resolve you can try the OFX Gamut Mapping and Gamut Limiter. Link to comment Share on other sites
Anne-Sophie Queneuille July 31, 2019 Author Share July 31, 2019 Thank you Luca! Link to comment Share on other sites
Marc Wielage August 30, 2019 Share August 30, 2019 Gamut Mapping is a wonderful feature. I use that shot-to-shot if I run into scenes with intense car tail lights or (say) a scene in a nightclub with neon signs. It does something similar to a hue-vs-sat curve, but it targets it in a more subtle way. I don't like the idea of legalizing a show with a "one size fits all" clipper, but an occasional Gamut Mapping node will do the job when you see an illegal gamut excursion on a Gamut scope or a Diamond scope. I have had whole scenes of 70 or 80 shots that was all nightclub interiors with intense background signs, and for that, I'll either do a group grade with a Gamut Mapping node or I'll have a fixed node tree with one node just dedicated to legalizing. That's assuming I'm delivering Rec709. If we had an HDR pass, I'd dupe the session and create a new version with no Gamut Mapping and just let it blow. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites
Anton Meleshkevich September 12, 2019 Share September 12, 2019 In addition to Marc advice you can also slightly desaturate highlights. Or apply gamut mapping only to highlights using qualifier. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites
Luca Leocádio Soares September 17, 2019 Share September 17, 2019 Gamut mapping with qualifier seems to be a quick and good way to accommodate the bright highlights during HDR grading. Thank you for the tip Anton! Link to comment Share on other sites
Uday Jain Oswal May 26, 2020 Share May 26, 2020 (edited) Gamut limiter makes my image weirder and lifts my shadows and changes the bright colors. Edited May 26, 2020 by Uday Jain Oswal Link to comment Share on other sites
