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# Develop Panel

The Develop panel is present in the Base Correction and Shot Matching Pages.

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With the **Input Color Profile** section you can set the color management for your images. By selecting the color space or profile in which your images were captured.  This enables CineDream to correctly integrate your images to our color pipeline and in the case of log footage it transforms it to REC709 or any other color space the timeline/sequence in the host application is set to.

By default, after selecting the input color profile, the **CineDream emulations** get enabled, applying a film emulation to the image. You can choose between 4 emulations.  In case you don’t want to apply the emulations you can use the Switch next to the CineDream logo to disable them.

Right below the emulations you’ll find sliders to control the **Temperature**, **Tint** and **Exposure** of the image.&#x20;

And below that the **Tone Curve** slider to control the intensity of the luminosity and contrast components of the CineDream Emulations.

And the **Film Color** slider to control the intensity of the chromatic components of the CineDream Emulations.

You can pin this panel with the icon on the top right corner so it won’t close. At any moment you can unpinned and click outside the panel to close it.