I also tried turning on the safe color on a BCC DVE placed on an upper track and it too seems to effect setup but it's more a clipping rather than a raising. I think that's what I saw with the glow effect but it was a very dark shot so I thought it was raising the setup but it appears it's just clipping at about 50 millivolts so nothing goes below that.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, John Moore <bigfish@...> wrote:
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> Got a 1080P 29.97 Project DNX 220X and I noticed a still jpeg with a BCC Glow effect looked washed out. Rendering the effect lifted the setup on all RGB channel and Lum to about 50 millivolt. If the effect is unrendered it has proper setup. Turns out toggling off the Safe Color box in the general settings makes it render correctly. WTF? Is this a 10 bit issue or a progressive issue. Kinda like an RGB vs. 709 level shift but I'm just guessing. I've not seen this before. So far I've found one but will check further. This is on a Mac SNDX 4.0.5. Not sure what version of BCC most likely whatever came with ver. 4.0.5. Anybody run into this?
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