DaVinci Resolve | Colour page series | CIE Chromaticity Scope

This video explains what the CIE chromaticity scope is and how to use it to read information in clips.
0:00 How to read the CIE Chromaticity Scope
0:50 How to change your project settings
1:18 CIE Chromaticity scope settings
1:50 Using CIE Chromaticity to read data in clips
2:28 Summary of the CIE Chromaticity scope

[@Ane-kh3yp]

Thank you Maria. This was really interesting and you made it really understandable. I really appreciate the hints and tips that you talk about as you go along in the video. Thank you.

[@mariatlloyd]

So pleased you're continuing to find them useful, Ane. I'll be sure to continue adding hints and tips. Thanks for the feedback. 😊

[@haroldmorganTulsa]

I came across an interesting video from someone. They had managed to render it in NTSC format. The visible spectrum ran right up to the temperature line and stopped. And this was after I graded it and made it look decent. I'd never seen that before and can't decide what to make of it.

[@mariatlloyd]

Ooo, that's interesting! Do you have the link? Was this something that they changed in project settings? I think that in a world where high-quality videos are now - with a little know how - relatively easy to do. The next challenge is to make videos that are visually different. This does need to be faithful to the video content/theme itself, but if done well it can be so effective!