Apple Color 1.5 - Manual (Page 77)

You can work in Color either by using a mouse with the onscreen interface, or, more
directly, by using a dedicated control surface that’s been designed for professional color
correction work.
This chapter covers the general interface conventions used by Color. It describes the use
of controls that are shared by multiple areas of the interface, as well as some of the
specialized controls that are unique to color correction applications.
This chapter covers the following:
• Setting Up a Control Surface (p. 78)
• Using Onscreen Controls (p. 78)
• Using Organizational Browsers and Bins (p. 82)
• Using Color with One or Two Monitors (p. 88)
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