The Highlight button in the color page viewer displays which pixels?

• A. Displays pixels that are selected by a Qualifier or Power Window
• B. It toggles highlights on and off
• C. Displays all pixels in the frame
• D. Resets the tint to default

Answer: (A)

Visualizing exactly which pixels will be affected by your selection is what this feature is all about. The Highlight button in the Color page viewer acts as a visualization tool that reveals only the pixels that are selected by a Qualifier or by a Power Window. When you turn it on, DaVinci Resolve highlights or isolates those masked pixels so you can clearly see the area or color range that will be graded. This makes it much easier to fine-tune your selections—adjusting the color, brightness, or edge softness of the qualifier, or tweaking the shape and feather of the power window—because you’re seeing precisely which pixels are included. It won’t show all pixels in the frame, and it isn’t simply a general toggle for highlights; it specifically displays the pixels defined by your current selection tools. If you adjust the qualifier or window, the highlighted pixels update accordingly, helping you verify the result before applying the grade.