1. | Do one of the following: |
![]() | In the Settings tab of the Project window, double-click Correction. |
![]() | In the Color Correction window, click the Correction Mode Settings button. |
2. | Click the AutoCorrect tab. |
3. | Select an option from each of the three pop-up menus to define the first, second, and third automatic color correction that Avid Color Correction makes when you apply the Color Correction effect from the Effect Palette. |
Option
| Description
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Nothing | Makes no adjustment. For example, if you only want to make two automatic corrections when you drag the Color Correction effect from the Effect Palette, set the Third Correction pop-up menu in the AutoCorrect tab to Nothing. |
HSL Auto Balance | Makes adjustments to the three ChromaWheels to balance the colors in the image. The equivalent of clicking the Auto Balance button in the Hue Offsets subdividing tab of the HSL tab. |
HSL Auto Black | Adjusts the Setup slider in the Hue Offsets subdividing tab of the HSL tab to make the darkest areas of the image as dark as possible. The equivalent of clicking the Auto Black button in the Hue Offsets subdividing tab of the HSL tab. |
HSL Auto Contrast | Adjusts the Gain and Setup sliders in the Hue Offsets subdividing tab of the HSL tab to maximize the tonal range in the image. The equivalent of clicking the Auto Contrast button in the Hue Offsets subdividing tab of the HSL tab. |
HSL Auto White | Adjusts the Gain slider in the Hue Offsets subdividing tab of the HSL tab to make the brightest areas of the image as bright as possible. The equivalent of clicking the Auto White button in the Hue Offsets subdividing tab of the HSL tab. |
Curves Auto Balance | Makes adjustments to the Red, Green, and Blue curves to balance the colors in the image. The equivalent of clicking the Auto Balance button in the Curves tab. |
Curves Auto Contrast | Makes an adjustment to the Master curve to maximize the tonal range in the image. The equivalent of clicking the Auto Contrast button in the Curves tab. |