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This section is used to control the visibility and appearance of the False Color legend shown at the left of the frame. The Legend shows how dark to light inputs get mapped to new colors. It is burned in to the image.
— Show Scale: Shows or hides the Legend.
— Show Values: Shows or hides numeric values on the Legend. These numeric values represent different scales based on the Value Style menu.
— Show Labels: Shows or hides data point labels on the Legend. The labels identify important data points along the tonal range, such as black clipping, white clipping, and middle gray.
— Contrast: Increases or decreases the transparency of the Legend’s background underlay.
— Value Detail: Increases or decreases the number of axis value labels displayed on the Legend.
— Value Style: This menu includes three options for the scale used for the Legend’s numeric values.
— Percentage: Uses a percentage scale for the Legend, going from 0% at the bottom to 100% at the top.
— Hundredths: Uses a Hundredths scale for the Legend, going from 0 at the bottom to 100 at the top with no “%” symbol.
— Normalized: Uses a Normalized scale for the Legend, going from 0.0 at the bottom to 1.0 at the top.
Flicker Addition
Why remove flicker with the Resolve FX Flicker Removal plugin when you can add it instead? Found in the Resolve FX Transform category, the Flicker Addition plugin adds rapidly animated exposure changes to make the image appear to flicker, creating animated effects that would be difficult to keyframe manually. When applied to an image in different ways, this plugin can be used to simulate torchlight, firelight, light fixtures with old ballasts or frayed wiring, or any temporally unstable light
source. For example, you could key only the highlights of a night-time image, and use Flicker Addition to affect those isolated highlights.
Two groups of controls let you control the quality of this flickering.
Main Controls
These controls let you choose how to apply the flicker, and its overall speed and intensity.
— Flicker Type: This pop-up menu lets you apply the flicker as a Lift, Gamma, Gain, Vignette, or Alpha adjustment.
— Range slider: This lets you set how widely the flickering will vary.
— Speed: This lets you adjust how quickly the flickering is animated.
— Smoothness: This slider lets you adjust the temporal quality of the flickering, whether it changes abruptly from one value to another (at lower settings) or whether it makes more continuous transitions from one value to another (at higher settings).
— Flicker R, G, B Channels: Three checkboxes let you choose which color channels are affected by this flickering.