But I just did some fiddling inside Resolve Fusion and I managed to get my Video Clean Feed to look like my other viewers, when using DaVinci YRGB Colour Managed. I'm very much not an expert in colour spaces and gamma - in fact I barely know anything. Or just switching off Managed mode and testing again might be a quick way to test if that is what's causing the problem. You can try right-clicking on the Video Clean Feed, which will pop up a menu in the main Fusion UI, in which you can choose LUT -> and see if it's enabled and set to Managed. So I'm wondering maybe if somehow your View Clean Feed is not using a LUT, making it too dark. But I didn't seem able to affect the LUT for the Video Clean Feed. I noticed that putting it in Managed mode automatically enabled a Viewer LUT called "Managed", and if I disabled that for the internal viewers, they got much too dark, maybe like you're describing. I just tried changing to "DaVinci YRGB Color Managed", and it actually made my viewers too bright. Try changing it to "DaVinci YRGB" and see if it makes any difference? Did you set it to that, or was that default? For me (on macOS) it defaults to "DaVinci YRGB", ie not "Color Managed". I noticed your "Color science" is "DaVinci YRGB Color Managed". Bodhi wrote: ↑ Sat 9:16 am but here's a screenshot of my project's color settings.
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