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Choose HDR colors in Motion

Objects you create in Motion—text, shapes, generators, and so on—use color wells to control their color. When necessary—usually only when you’re working in projects with Standard Gamut SDR or Wide Gamut HDR color processing—you can manually set an object’s HDR colors (to match a color present in an HDR clip, for example).

In projects with Automatic color processing, the color wells are considered SDR, so you can use the HDR White Level slider to quickly adjust the brightness of Motion objects.

Note: HDR colors and gradients may not appear as expected on an SDR display. To create the wider range of colors in an HDR project and to view the most accurate presentation of those colors as possible, use a wide-gamut HDR display (such as an Apple Pro Display XDR or a MacBook Pro with a Liquid Retina XDR display).

Apply HDR colors to Motion objects

In SDR color space, red, green, and blue are represented by color values that range from 0 to 1. In HDR color space, additional color values are necessary to represent the more vivid colors, ranging from –6 to 8 for each color channel (red, green, and blue).

In this example, set a shape’s fill to an HDR color.

  1. In Motion, select a shape object in the canvas or Layers list.

  2. In the Shape Inspector, click the disclosure triangle beside Fill Color, then do one of the following:

    • In an Wide Gamut HDR project, drag the Red, Green, or Blue value sliders between 0 and 4, or enter values from –6 to 8 in value fields.

    • In a Standard Gamut SDR (or Automatic) project, drag the Red, Green, or Blue value sliders between 0 and 1, or enter values from –6 to 8 in value fields.

      You may need to adjust all three color channels to get the correct result.

    The new color is applied to the shape. If you change the project’s render color space setting, the appearance of the shape’s color may change.

    Tip: Although you can use the Fill Color eyedropper to sample an HDR image color in the canvas, you can’t choose HDR colors by clicking the color wells in the Inspector (including the macOS Colors window).

See HDR and Wide Color Gamut in Final Cut Pro.

Download this guide: PDF

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