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 | Three ChromaWheel controls that allow you to adjust hue and saturation values at the same time by dragging in color wheels, by entering values in linked text boxes, or by using the Remove Color Cast buttons. Each ChromaWheel controls a distinct luminance range — Shadows, Midtones, and Highlights. These controls are especially well-suited for correcting color casts in images. For more information, see Understanding the ChromaWheel Controls and Using the Remove Color Cast Buttons. |
| Slider controls for adjusting Gain, Gamma, and Setup. These sliders offer one of the best ways to control the tonal range of your images. For more information, see Hue Offsets Tab Controls. |
| Four automatic color correction buttons that adjust the Gain and Setup sliders or the ChromaWheels automatically based on an analysis of the color characteristics of the active frame. For more information, see Adjusting Contrast and Balance Automatically. |
| The Color Match control, which you can use to automatically make a hue offset adjustment based on input and output colors. For information on the Color Match control, see Using the Color Match Control. |
 | Since the Hue Offsets ChromaWheel controls provide an adjustment method that is similar to the physical controllers on traditional color correction equipment, experienced colorists might choose to use them as their preferred controls for many color adjustments. |