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Chapter 13 Special FX
Defining Vectors - Selective Color (A)
Initially no Ve c to r s are defined.
1 Load the clip you want to edit in the Color Correction Editor.
2 Click the Add Selective Color button in the Selective Color area to activate the Pipette (Eyedrop-
per).
3 Determine the color area in the correction clip as precisely as possible by also using the Zoom
( page 738).
- Single-click to define a 3x3 pixel area around the Pipette position.
- Drag the mouse pointer to define an area of a selected size (rectangular).
- Hold down the CTRL key during either of the two procedures above to add other areas.
4 The selected color (i.e., the Vec to r ) appears in the two color fields to the right of the color wheel.
The lower field will later display the modified color.
In the color wheel itself, a small circle indicates the center of the color currently selected.
5 If necessary, repeat steps 2 and 3.
You can define up to 15 Vec t or s .
6 To toggle between selected Ve c to r s , click either the arrow buttons above the color wheel or the
small circles within the color wheel.
7 To delete selected Vec to r s , select them as described in step 6 and click the Tra s h icon.
You can also use the Pipette to determine the target color (target Ve c t o r ). To do so, use a Reference Source
( page 763).