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One day, I asked myself a question: what if we can use an RGB Mixer in DaVinci Resolve depending on luminosity? Like Lift, Gamma, and Gain, but to mix.
And here I came up with a brand new DCTL - Simple Mix! Mix your channels depending on their Luma. Want to mix depending on their Saturation? You can do it. Is sliders range from -2 to 2 too broad for your subtle changes? You can make the range narrower with 'Finer' sliders, which are dividing values by the value you choose here. So the range could be as narrow as between -0.2 and 0.2.
The mixing works in the next way. In the R, if we decrease on 1, it is the same as if we in the Red Output decrease green on 1 and increase blue on 1. And so on for every slider. Also, you can adjust subtractive saturation before mixing and after mixing.

00:00 - Prologue: The Idea
00:37 - DCTL reveal - brand new tool 'NP Simple Mix'

PLEASE NOTE: DCTLs work only in Studio version of DaVinci Resolve

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FAQ

How to install DCTL?
Drag the .dctle file into your Resolve LUT folder, then restart DaVinci to see it in the list of DCTLs in Open FX. To locate the LUT folder in your system, open DaVinci - go to Color Page - open LUTs tab - right click on the LUTs folder - reveal in Finder (Mac) or its equivalent in Windows and Linux

What is a DCTL?
According to DaVinci Resolve Reference Manual: DCTL files are actually color transformation scripts that DaVinci Resolve sees and applies just like any other LUT. Unlike other LUTs, which are 1D or 3D lookup tables of values that approximate image transformations using interpolation, DCTL files are actually comprised of computer code that directly transforms images using combinations of math functions that you devise. Additionally, DCTL files run natively on the GPU of your workstation, so they can be fast.

DCTL NP Simple Mix — Look Development Must-Have Tool — New RGB Mixer for DaVinci Resolve

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