So the shadows will only affects the lower end of the image mid-tones is the middle bit and then the Highlight is just the higher end if we want to adjust the area of influence for these wheels we would move the range controls either the low range or the high range this will not add any type of overlap just changes the area of effect for that particular wheel. The main difference between the normal color wheels and log Wheels is the log Wheels have zero overlap. Unlike secondary color correction, which involves working with isolated colors. One thing that you’ll notice is that gamma affects the whole image but affects a bit more on the darker end of the image and that is primarily to result in a more natural and favorable adjustment. Lift, Gamma, Gain is a set of color wheels designed for primary color correction. The unique part about the Primaries color wheels is the lift, gamma, and gain overlap at their furthest points of influence.
The offset will adjust the whole image equally. Quickly breaking down the names of these wheels, Lift is going to be the shadow area, Gamma will be the mid-tones and Gained is the highlights area. This is the set of color wheels that are shown by default and are labeled lift, gamma, gain, and offset. Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Difference between the 3 types of color wheels in DaVinci Resolve 18 Tutorial for Beginners () Primaries Color Wheels
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