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HSL Curves stand for Hue, Saturation, and Luminance Curves, serving as a powerful tool in DaVinci Resolve's Color Page for precise secondary color correction.
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Input Hue is used to select a specific color range on the color wheel to target adjustments on particular objects or tones in the footage.
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Hue vs Hue allows colorists to change one specific hue into another by selecting a range and shifting it along the curve.
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Hue vs Saturation is used to increase or decrease the vividness of a specific color range without affecting the rest of the image.
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Hue vs Luminance helps control the brightness or darkness of specific hue ranges, allowing targeted exposure tweaks.
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The Spline Tool and presets inside the HSL curves panel help smooth out selections and streamline the grading workflow.