Graphics Programs Reference
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With the Lock Range box checked, the Frame Range property stays as it is. If it isn't
checked,bringing in alongerReadnodeupdatestheFrameRangefieldstoaccommodate.
TheFPS(framespersecond)fielddeterminesthespeedatwhichtheprojectisrunning:24
is for film, 25 for PAL (video standard in Europe), 30 is for NTSC (video standard in the
United States). This has very little meaning in Nuke—Nuke only cares about individual
frames. Itdoesn'tcare ifyoulater decide toplaythese frames at25fpsor1500fps.Setting
the FPS field just sets the default fps for newly created Viewers and for rendering video
files such as Quicktime and AVI.
The Full Size Format drop-down menu sets the default resolution for creating images,
such as Constant, Radial, and RotoPaint nodes, from scratch. You can always set the res-
olution in other ways as well, including using Format drop-down menus in the node's
Properties panel or connecting the input to something that has resolution (such as a Read
node).Youhavedonethatseveraltimesupuntilnow,butsettingtheresolutionmeansyou
don't have to worry about it.
The next four properties—Proxy Mode check box, Proxy Mode drop-down menu, Proxy
Scale and Read Proxy File—control proxy settings that are discussed later in this chapter.
Nonlinear images and lookup tables (LUTs)
More settings are available in the LUT tab of the Project Settings panel.
Figure 8.2. The Project Settings panel's LUT tab.
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