Two color models

Graide Color Curves extends your creative possibilities with two color models. In addition to the classic RGB curves for red, green, and blue, it has curves controlling brightness, saturation, and hue.

More possibilities

Control saturation based on hue or hue based on brightness, limit image saturation, highlight just one single color, and much more!

Curve editor

Graide Color Curves comes with its own settings window. Many usability features such as zooming, panning, snapping, axis locking, direct number input and copy/paste make curve editing both easy and super-precise.

Color picking

Whenever you need your curves to influence a very specific part of the image, the color picking features lets you place the right curve nodes quickly and easily.

Studio RGB processing

Graide Color Curves's native support for studio RGB material keeps even the most complex grades legal without manual conversions.

Effect strength

Found the perfect grade but it's a bit too heavy? Set the effect strength between 0% and 200% for optimal results.

1.1.0 (8/7/2019)

• Curves no longer bend when control points are close together
• Graide Color Curves ist now compatible with Vegas 17.

1.0.1 (6/2/2019)

• Fixed an issue that could cause incorrect output colors from a hue correction.

1.0.0 (6/1/2019)

• First public release

As a video effect, Graide Color Curves can be used in four different contexts:

• As a video event effect, which acts on a video event in the timeline. To add a video event effect, click the Event FX icon on the event.
• As a video track effect, which acts on a video track and thus on all events it contains. To add a video track effect, click the Track FX icon in the track header.
• As a video output effect, which acts on the video output and thus on all video tracks and events. To add a video output effect, click the Video Output FX icon in the preview window.
• As a media effect, which acts directly on project media. To add a media effect, right-click an item in the Project Media window and select Media FX... from the context menu.

Then, in the Plug-In Chooser window, select Graide Color Curves and click Add.

It is also possible to drag Graide Color Curves from the Video FX window (View/Window/Video FX or View/Video FX) onto an event, a track, or the preview window.