Input transform controls, Source blanking, Convergence for stereoscopic 3d – Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Advanced Panel User Manual
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Input Transform Controls
The first four Input Transform controls mirror the display on the primary tab of the Color screen. Pan, Tilt,
Zoom and Rotate adjustments made on the control panel, on the Color screen, or on this tab, will be
reflected in the Settings display. Under this group is the input image Width and Height controls. While
typically set at Default, they are sometimes helpful for resizing images that are not correctly scanned.
The next two check boxes are for Horizontal Flip and Vertical Flip of the image.
Source Blanking
The Source Blanking selection will allow you to either switch the source blanking to On, Off, or Auto. This
control will add anti-aliasing to the image blanking. Select ‘Off’ if you prefer no anti-aliasing or ‘On’ if you
wish to force it on at all times.
Convergence for Stereoscopic 3D
If you have a stereoscopic 3D session active, the Convergence control will also be enabled to permit the
relative horizontal position of the left and right eye to be adjusted.
The check box is to enable the Convergence With Zoom option. This ensures that when you pan the
images to change the convergence, the picture area will always be filled and there will not be black
frames to the left and right edge.
The mirror rigs used for Stereoscopic 3D production may introduce geometric distortion to the image
that can be trimmed using the Pitch and Yaw controls. Rotational adjustments are made around the
horizontal and vertical axis respectively.
The controls are active for 2D projects so that they can be used for creative looks.
Reference Still Resize and Reposition
To reposition images that have been stored within the Gallery on the DaVinci Resolve control surface,
select ‘Modes,’ ‘Wipe Mode,’ and then ‘Ref Sizing.’ The Gallery image reposition functions will be revealed.
You can flip and resize the gallery still, the reference image, and also pan and tilt it to position in the best
location for grading comparison.
Input Preset Selection