Alex Cameron

Really useful additional knowledge on this. Thank you. One question, in the example of removing the cameraman from the backseat of the car, if the reflections had been moving and changing over the area you needed to repair or fix, how would you have preserved these reflections in the final composite? Cheers

Thanks so much for your speedy response Lee. I'll give what you've suggested a go. There's definitely something wrong with the .png interpretation but beyond that the background is still not behaving properly and this is a background created in Fusion. I have managed to get it looking somewhat normal by applying a Gamut tool and then changing the input colour space and gamut in the actual background tab. Is the Loader tool native to Fusion or does this require a third party plugin. Also is the OCIO Colourspace tools one of the ones within Fusion natively? Thank you so much for your help.

This is great and really useful knowledge. I'm noticing an issue that I hoped this would fix but still struggling to get it to work properly. If anyone knows how to fix then that would be really much appreciated. So here's the issue: Using Davinci Resolve Studio 16 (beta 5) Using DVR Colour Managed (RCM) Input CS set to - Slog2 (as most of the footage was shot with SLog 2) Timeline and Output CS set to - REC709 Gamma 2.4 (as output is web) Create a title in Fusion Using the Text+ or just clicking the clip I need to add title VFX to. Create my title in Fusion, adding a png graphic Colours look washed and .png graphic no longer looks sharp, pixelated edges. Cannot find a gamut or colour space transform that gets this to look correct. Flicking back from RCM to Davinci YRGB and the problem goes away. I am not able to set the input colour space for the fusion clip to bypass the input colour option in RCM settings. Is this a bug in the beta, I know, I know - it's still a beta but I feel this is something that I am just not doing correctly rather than being a beta issue. Can anyone help. I've attached screenshots to show the issue.