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Chapter 11 Color FX 237

You can think of a node tree as a waterfall of image processing data. Image processing

operations begin at the top, and cascade down, from node to node. Each node exerts

its effect on the image that’s output from the node above it, until the bottom is

reached, at which point the image is at its final state.

The very last node in any node tree must be the Output node. This is the node that

sends the image that’s been processed by the Color FX room back into the Color image

processing pipeline. If there is no Output node, or if the Output node is disconnected,

then the node tree will have no effect on that shot, and its effect will not be rendered

by the Render Queue.

Note: A CFX bar will only appear in the grades track for clips with connected Output

nodes.

Node Inputs and Outputs

Single input nodes take the image and perform an operation upon it. Single input

nodes may only process one incoming image at a time, and so you can only connect a

single noodle to any one input.

Multi-input nodes are designed to combine multiple variations of the image in

different ways, in order to produce a single combined effect. These nodes provide

multiple inputs so that you can connect multiple noodles.

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