Is there any way to disable these when using curves.? Both in video Fx plugins and color grading panel.? I would like to use curves normally without these points just like we see in Premiere pro and Davinci resolve.
And is this plugin still supported.? Are there any plugin inside Vegas which has these same tools for exposure.? not inside the color grading panel but in video fx plugins like this.
Yes, that plugin still does work in Vegas. It's what i sometimes use.
The Color Grading Panel is what i highly suggest you use instead. It has both an excellent color curves and Exposure feature.
@Steve_Rhoden Is there still any way to disable these when using curves as i pointed out in the photo above cause the curves in both color grading panel Fx plugins has this.
Both have tangents. I use Graide Color Curves which doesn't have them.
@RogerS Thank you, i just looked it up its €49.95 really expensive for a plugin, isn't there another way to disable the tangents in Vegas Pro own Fx plugins Curves.? And a plugin similar to fbmn softwares exposure gpu.? its priced US$ 39, i would be spending more then 90$ for 2 plugins that should already be free in Vegas Pro :(
The VEGAS color grading panel can do exposure, just not the highlights/shadows. If Colorfast 2 came with your VEGAS it does that.
No, there's no way to disable the tangents.
Graide Color Curves is a lot more than just a good curves interface, it's good for isolating and manipulating colors.
@Abubakar Sorry for the late response.... Those are called Tangents, but unfortunately they cannot be disabled as you are requesting.
They can be pseudo-disabled - make the tangents as short as you wish them to be. 😂
Or include in the curves additional points. Makes the tangents shorter too.
But frankly spoken, to play with the rise and length of the tangents is also a good aproach.
But be careful with the intensity of the changes - the templates in the color curve tool result in intensive changes, so limit the change you implement. And check the grading on a good control monitor, but be not surprised if the look may be different between an - even expensive and calibrated - led monitor on your editing machine and an oled for the final presentation. It will take some time to win enough experience with that.