Where can Kelvin be adjusted according to the material?

• A. Primaries
• B. Color Wheels
• C. Camera Raw settings
• D. Node Editor

Answer: (C)

Kelvin is the white balance color temperature, which you adjust at the raw data level. When you’re working with RAW footage in Resolve, the Camera Raw settings are where you control how the sensor data is interpreted, including the Temperature (Kelvin) for white balance. This ensures the image starts from an accurate baseline before any color grading.

Primaries and Color Wheels are used for post-conversion color grading—tuning how the image looks after it’s been decoded and demosaiced—so they don’t set the raw white balance in Kelvin. The Node Editor handles building and applying color effects and grades, not adjusting the camera’s white balance.