The Colour page reads the same timeline as the Edit page, so a grade never waits for a conform. Build a node tree per clip, balance with wheels and curves, isolate with keys and windows, then push the look across a whole sequence from the stills gallery.
Every correction is a node you can name, disable, reuse and reorder. Serial and parallel nodes, layer nodes and a key mixer let you build a grade the way a finishing suite expects it.
Lift, gamma and gain wheels for the first pass, log and HDR wheels for camera spaces, and curves when a scene needs a gentler touch than a wheel allows.
When a face, a sky or a product needs its own correction, isolate it with a qualifier or a window and let the tracker keep it attached through every move.
Save a still from the hero shot, split screen it against any other clip and see the difference on the scopes before you commit the correction.
Work in the colour space the job needs, then render the versions each destination asks for from the interactive timeline rather than a second project.
What the colour page works with in the browser studio.
Colour page questions that come up before a first render.
No, but it helps. The viewer and scopes are always available, and a calibrated display or a colour managed browser gives you a trustworthy second opinion before delivery.
Yes. Upload 1D and 3D .cube files to the project and they appear in the LUT browser on any node, ready to copy between clips.
Save the grade as a still, select the clips in the timeline and apply it in one action. Ripple grades work per track when a whole sequence shares a look.
HDR PQ and HLG timelines are supported on plans with 8K and 32-bit float colour, and HDR10 masters can be rendered straight from the delivery presets.
Waveform, parade, vectorscope and histogram can be displayed together, so you can judge luma and chroma without switching views.
The studio is one project with several pages. These are the pages that usually come before and after this one.
Open the studio, drop the timeline onto the colour page and start with a node tree that already knows your sequence.
