Kunal Tokas

Greetings, Awesome course we have here! Learned a lot! One thing that is bugging me is the RGB mixer. I thought I understood it, and used it for some color casts corrections. My understanding was that we are piping different channel data into other channels. For a severe tungsten pollution, we took the red or green channel data, and fed it into the blue channel to get a balanced image. But, this lesson tells me that it is much more than that. So, would anyone be so kind as to explain what goes on in the RGB mixer, and why adjusting the green levels in the Red output rather than simply using the red slider would be considered when both of them would give the same results (i.e more red or teal)? Sorry if my explanations are a but confusing.