Applying different b/w point operations to same plate

I have several shots in a project that have composited TV feeds burned into television screens.
these are log 10bit Prores files.
The burn in element and the BG element have different black and white points.
To color correct these shots properly i need to apply different black and white point operations to the portion of the plate that is the screen and the surrounding BG environment.
I am a first time Color user and this does not seem like something that Color is able to do.
Am I missing something?
At first glance it seems that the secondaries room would be able to accomplish this, but the geometry I can use in the secondaries room only seems to mask off operations I do with the high mids and lows color wheels---not the luma, sat and hue curves.
If i want to isolate a luma operation in the secondaries room I can only isolate it via a color key--which just will not work for these shots.
Any ideas?

No, I concur that Curve corrections behave quite differently. I don't use them at all. They seem to be mostly suited to a Photoshop approach, and are a boon to the stylus/mouse interface. But otherwise, not my first choice for a couple of reasons. The entire scale is being re-mapped with control points, which can accelerate banding. They used to be incredibly noisy and are still not keyframe-able -- so if you ever need to do something like that, you'll be locked out of the game.
I believe the difficulty you're encountering is that the 'mids' adjustment doesn't, and can't achieve the same gamma coefficient as the custom characteristic that you're feeding in by using the luma curves. Its something we could do in Power Windows with daVinci, but the implementation in FinalTouch/COLOR doesn't allow for a customized gamma transfer characteristic within secondaries. There is a custom curve available in the COLORFX room.... but the catch there is that there is no access to the user shape vignette. You might have to back up a step and correct the plates separately and re-composite them. Why wouldn't you keep the SHAKE work, or is there a contextual reason for trying to re-invent this particular wheel in COLOR?
jPo

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Bob

Sorry if I'm missing the obvious here, but I see no way of applying different product classification updates to different groups of PCs either through WSUS or through GPOs.
That's because you don't. The WSUS server has one repository of updates, defined by Product Category, Update Classification, and Language. Updates are then targeted to computers by placing computers in a target group and approving an update for
that target group. All computers in the target group will evaluate each approved update, and if the update is installable, the computer will download and install the update.
Originally in my environment we had one WSUS policy which my predecessor had rolled into the Default Domain Policy. In an effort to get away from this, and also to manage which types of updates get applied to which systems (critical and security updates
for some, and all updates to others) I created two new GPOs: WSUS > All Updates and WSUS > Selective Updates.
So, all you really did here was declare two different WSUS Target Group(s). How you actually apply those GPOs to your client systems will determine which of either, or both, groups that a client system is a member of.
How do I set up WSUS to automatically approve and install *only* security and critical updates for one group of systems
You create an Automatic Approval rule to approve Security Updates and Critical Updates for THAT GROUP. (e.g. the "Selective Updates" group).
and automatically approve and install *all* updates for another group of systems?
You create an Automatic Approval rule to approve ALL update classifications for the "All Computers" group (note that you don't even need your "All Updates" group, you only need the "Selective Updates" group).
I will also take the moment here to severely warn you that approving ALL UPDATES for ALL COMPUTERS is a very dangerous thing to do, and frankly you don't even need a WSUS server to do that. Just enable Automatic Updates on the system and let 'em get their
updates from Microsoft directly and you'll have exactly the same behaviors with a lot less administrative overhead.
Additionally, based on the nature of the questions in this post, I would encourage you to thoroughly review these two resources in TechNet:
Understanding Patch and Update Management: Microsoft's Software Update Strategy
Manage Windows Server Update Services 3.0 SP2 in the WSUS Operations Guide
Lawrence Garvin, M.S., MCSA, MCITP:EA, MCDBA
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Microsoft MVP - Software Packaging, Deployment & Servicing (2005-2014)
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String objects with the same string pointing to the same place but?

Hi,
Here is a simple sample
String str1 = "a";
String str2 = "a";I understand that in Java str1 and str2 pointing to the same place in memory and Java compiler wouldn't save the string "a" in two different places in memory. Am I right?
If so, if the value of str1 changes to something else as following:
String str1 = "a";
String str2 = "a";
str1 = "b";why str2 which has been pointing to the same place as str1 before is still containing ?a? and not ?b????
Thanks!

Maria1990 wrote:
Hi,
Here is a simple sample
String str1 = "a";
String str2 = "a";I understand that in Java str1 and str2 pointing to the same place in memory and Java compiler wouldn't save the string "a" in two different places in memory. Am I right?Correct.
Maria1990 wrote:
If so, if the value of str1 changes to something else as following:
String str1 = "a";
String str2 = "a";
str1 = "b";why str2 which has been pointing to the same place as str1 before is still containing ?a? and not ?b????Because str2 is pointing to the same "a", but it is not pointing to str1.
This is what happens:
String str1 = "a";
/*                 +---+
         str1 ---->| a |
                   +---+
String str2 = "a";
/*                 +---+
         str1 --+->| a |
                | +---+
                |
         str2 --+
NOT:
                   +---+
     +-> str1 ---->| a |
     |             +---+
     |
     +- str2
str1 = "b";
                   +---+
             +---->| b |
             |     +---+
             |
             |     +---+
        str1-+ +->| a |
                | +---+
                |
         str2 --+
*/

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