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  1. Tangent have added a great new feature to our Warp Engine which now allows you to simply record actions performed on the application’s GUI, and associate those recorded actions to a control on the panel. The control can be a button, knob, dial, trackerball or ring. Moving or pressing the control will trigger the playback of the recorded actions. This means that there’s no longer any need to code Warp Scripts by hand (although you can still do this if you prefer). Actions that can be recorded are: Mouse moves. Mouse drags. Note only a single drag can be performed in a recording. Mouse button clicks. Mouse scrolls. This is useful if sliders accept a scroll input. Keyboard keypresses. Here's an example of how easy it is to map the offset colour wheel and its reset in Resolve: To try this out for yourself right now just sign up to join our beta team.
  2. Hi everyone! I would like to learn more about printerlights/offset. I know they are and were used a lot for a primary balance, but hating LGG I would like to learn more how to create super looks with offset/printerlights. Cause moving all the tonal range affects highlights, shadows and skintones quite a lot and I don’t know also where to put the look node, cause as I understood well, printerlights’ effect has to be seen through a curve. Do I have to put the look node before the first balance/contrast? How do you deal with skintones/qualifiers? Thank you in advance, have a great day.
  3. Hi all, a more basic tutorial on a common technique to balance a shot: