Interface and Modes
Nobe Color Remap works in two modes:
Overlay Mode (Pro version only)
Window Mode
Overlay Mode
Overlay Mode draws the plugin interface directly in the Resolve viewer.
Use the mouse wheel to zoom the preview image and middle-click + drag to pan it. This helps you keep the image visible while working with the controls.
You can also use Shift + F to maximize the viewer while grading.
The interface is rendered only when OpenFX Overlay is enabled in the image viewer:
Advantages
All adjustments are visible immediately on an external monitor.
IDT and ODT are applied in the viewer preview.
You can drag colors directly in the viewer to adjust Hue, Saturation, and Luminosity.
You can enable the advanced color picker and see before/after color directly in the viewer.
Limitation
Overlay Mode has less screen space than a separate window. To free up room, use Shift + F in Resolve to hide some grading controls.
Window Mode
To open Window Mode, click Open Color Remap... in the OpenFX settings:
This opens a modal window with grid controls and preview:
Window Mode gives you the full screen for controls and preview. You can drag the splitter to resize the grid and preview areas.
Limitations
Changes are not visible in Resolve until you click Apply Changes and close the window.
Changes are not visible on an external monitor while the window is open.
Resolve color science settings (including ACES IDT/ODT) are not shown in the Window Mode preview.
Adjustment Controls
The Adjustment Window provides:
Hue Bypass: bypass Hue grid processing
Luma Bypass: bypass Luma grid processing
Show ColorPicker: show the color picker indicator at the cursor
Color distribution: show color distribution in the grid
Color distribution gain: increase color distribution intensity
Color space: choose the working color space (
HSV,HSV log,HSV log2,HSP,HSP log,HSP log2)Reset All: reset both grids to defaults
In Overlay Mode, these controls are available in the OpenFX plugin settings panel on the right side of the viewer.
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