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When in the HDR Color Wheels you can click on the little right facing arrow above the Global wheel and it will pop open the zone graph that can be adjusted.
Thanks for posting this! I bought a Nikon Z9 for its ability to record 12-bit raw internally. I have had to use resolve to edit the NRAw files and I have to say that the change from Final Cut to resolve intimidating. I still don’t really understand what settings I need for my timeline if I’m editing on a MacBook Pro to ultimately deliver as an hdr UA-cam video. If you have any experience in rendering hdr movies for posting on UA-cam I would be glad to see your process. All the best!
Thanks for commenting! And for watching. I'd love to learn more about developing in HDR! But like you, I don't have any experience. Maybe once I learn more about it, I'll make a video!
I actually use these wheels frequently but hadn't realized their full use until this video, thanks!
You're welcome! And I was the same way
Wow. I never knew I could select parts of the shots in the HDR tools.
I appreciate you for posting this
I know right? It's so nice!
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching ❤️
thank you for enlightening us
Of course! Glad it helped.
When in the HDR Color Wheels you can click on the little right facing arrow above the Global wheel and it will pop open the zone graph that can be adjusted.
Thanks for the tip! I'll have to revisit it and test it out.
cool man"
Thanks!
Thanks for posting this! I bought a Nikon Z9 for its ability to record 12-bit raw internally. I have had to use resolve to edit the NRAw files and I have to say that the change from Final Cut to resolve intimidating. I still don’t really understand what settings I need for my timeline if I’m editing on a MacBook Pro to ultimately deliver as an hdr UA-cam video. If you have any experience in rendering hdr movies for posting on UA-cam I would be glad to see your process. All the best!
Thanks for commenting! And for watching. I'd love to learn more about developing in HDR! But like you, I don't have any experience. Maybe once I learn more about it, I'll make a video!