Which statement about the Color Warper's section count is true?

• A. It can be split into 6, 8, 12, 16, or 24 sections.
• B. It can only be split into 4 sections.
• C. It cannot be adjusted.
• D. It is fixed at 10 sections.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is the flexibility of how many sections you can divide the Color Warper into. The Color Warper lets you map colors by breaking the color space into a grid of sections, and you can choose how many sections to use. This isn’t a single fixed setting; Resolve provides multiple preset counts so you can go from coarser control to much finer granularity depending on the shot and the level of precision you need. That capability—being able to pick among several section counts to suit the task—is why the statement describing a range of possible section counts is the true one. The other options imply it’s unadjustable or fixed, which doesn’t match how the tool is designed to work.