C200: Good short video on Cinema Raw Light with Loren Simons

guru said:
Yes, but do you think that works the same as the real RAW control of WB ?
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Yes.

While the exact math might need to be different when adjusting WB after gamma has been added compared to acting on the linear data, there's no meaningful difference to me as long as the color gamut is large enough and we're not clipping data.

Your clips get imported in CinemaGamut, which is the original wide gamut designed for this sensor.

After that, what is WB if not just a targeted operation along a specific axis? Temperature and Tint are like 3x3 matrix operations shifting R, G and B around in relation to each other. You could do this by hand too, working with the channels directly, but the scrubbers are surely much more precise and convenient.
 
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It is important to know - and I took some convincing - that resolve is equally powerful in all tabs

Confusing for those taking raw from (for example) a raw developer to standalone edit software
 
AndreeOnline said:
Yes.

While the exact math might need to be different when adjusting WB after gamma has been added compared to acting on the linear data, there's no meaningful difference to me as long as the color gamut is large enough and we're not clipping data.

Your clips get imported in CinemaGamut, which is the original wide gamut designed for this sensor.

After that, what is WB if not just a targeted operation along a specific axis? Temperature and Tint are like 3x3 matrix operations shifting R, G and B around in relation to each other. You could do this by hand too, working with the channels directly, but the scrubbers are surely much more precise and convenient.
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Great, thanks.
 
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