To display: In the Fx viewer, choose .
Viewer Properties
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Sets either the FX Viewer background color or the Alpha Overlay color. Select the desired option and then click the color
swatch to set the color.
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Sets the degree to which the alpha overlay is blended with the image in the FX Viewer when you activate the option in the Fx Viewer command bar.
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Sets the degree to which the merge source is blended with the image in the FX Viewer when you activate the option in the Fx Viewer command bar.
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Corrects the pixel ratio in order to properly display the formats listed in the drop-down menu.
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Corrects images so that they are displayed properly on monitors with a 4:3 aspect ratio and a resolution of 1280x1024.
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Override Color Management Preference
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Overrides the setting on the Color Management tab of the your Display Preferences, and enables a separate lookup table (LUT). You can choose the Gamma LUT to perform a gamma correction, or the Cineon LUT
to properly display images stored in logarithmic color space.
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Gamma
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Applies a gamma correction to each color channel.
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When enabled, all of the gamma lookup table's color channel sliders behave as a single slider, from which you can adjust all
three values at once.
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Cineon
Cineon/DPX images use a logarithmic color space, so to work with them in the FX tree, you first have to convert them to linear
space. These options allow you to convert log images to linear when you view them in the FX Viewer.
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The "Black Reference". This value maps the minimum log value to the linear black value of 0. Values below this will be clipped
to black.
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The "White Reference". This value maps the maximum log value to the linear white value of 255. Values above this one will
be clipped to white.
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The soft clip value helps smooth out color imbalances cause by clipping the highlights in the original log image. It defines
a range of values around the white reference over which the clipping curve is softened. This preserves details in the image's
highlights.
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Adjusts the film gamma.
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Performs a gamma correction. Entering your monitor's gamma correction value ensures that the original Cineon/DPX image's gamma
looks correct on your monitor.
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Resets all settings in this dialog box to their default values.
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