4 NODE TREES
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DIFFERENT STYLES
COMPACT
Fast and Simple
The node tree is empty, allowing you to fill in the nodes as you see fit, giving you flexibility and already laid structure.
Included Nodes:
CST Node – Ready for you to apply your desired color space transformation, making it easier to work with various footage types.
Primaries Node – Set up for your primary color adjustments, like contrast, exposure, and saturation.
White Balance Node (WB) – Positioned for you to correct white balance adjustments.
LOG (Parallel Node) – A node for contrast and dynamic range adjustments in LOG wheels.
HDR (Parallel Node) – A node for contrast and dynamic range adjustments in HDR wheels.
Curves (Parallel Node) – Ready for you to apply curve adjustments for color.
LUT Node – Positioned for you to apply a LUT for a final look.
Where to use Compact?
- Easy/natural looking style of grading without effects and masking.
ADVANCED ULTRA
Complex and precise
Versions Available: Advanced Linear, Advanced, Advanced Ultra.
These 3 node trees are empty, allowing you to fill in the nodes as you see fit, giving you flexibility and already laid structure. Each node tree is different and created for multiple tasks.
Advanced node trees have the foundation of compact + a lot of new:
CST Sandwich – Two CST nodes for optimal color space management with DaVinci Wide Gamut, ensuring seamless transformations for any footage type.
Saturation Node – Made for better tracking and more precise techniques.
Global Node – Helps to correct fianl image.
Glow & Halation Nodes (Parallel Nodes) – Add a soft glow to light areas, creating a cinematic, dreamy feel.
Light Rays Node (Parallel Node) – Add light rays for dramatic lighting effects and atmosphere.
Grain Node – Add film grain for texture, giving your footage a more organic, cinematic look.
Film LUT (Kodak 2383 Compound Node) – A special compound node for using the Kodak 2383 Film LUT, including the proper CST setup.
Where to Use:
Advanced node trees made for wide range of tools for more complex approach (Film Look/Complex Natural Look etc.). For using advanced node trees it is recommemnded to have 2+ monitors due to the number of nodes.
