ah ok, that makes sense now. Now you mention hue correct "can do that".
Hue correct doesn't seem like it can actually change hue? Just saturation and value at a specific point of hue? Am I wrong here? Finally, the "hue rotation" on the Hue shift node doesnt seem to work as expected? eg, take your colorwheel into photoshop, apply a hue saturation and drag hue across and the wheel essentially spins changing hues in a logical manor. Move the hue rotation in the hue shift and the colour become warped and do not rotate as expected? Its really throwing me on how to do what I see as a really basic command, change the hue of a colour in an expected manor? Thanks again for all the help so far but its still not giving me the photoshop hue saturation tool ability or anything near really?
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