If you are used to professional equipment, NOT Prosumer, you would realise that they do NOT have Hue, the always have RGB adjustments.....it is more accurate than Hue...I am an editor, and have used a few professional editors, Final Cut, Avid, Primere, and Edius and none use Hue,...they ALL use RGB for fixing colours...just have to know how to use them.....Click on the handle, and roll the mouse wheel slowly, rather than dragging the handle....

I don't get that problem, because, first, I white balance all my cameras on the same chart, at the same time in the same place, then, if for some reason they do not match properly because of where they are located, I open the multiview, and go to Colour Adjust, and there is a white balance function there....I do a white balance on a different filter on the camera, just in case things get too messed up, and look for a spot in the picture that is about 80% white, and use that as my spot to white balance, then make some minor adjustments to bring the colour as close as I could.....I get no problems....maybe it because I am used to doing a lot of this and have a better feel for it....plus, I always go to the limits with any thing I have to do....I do not wait until I have an issue to try to fix it...I create issues that are normal, and then see how to fix it, before I use any equipment on a job...I test everything from the day I get it until I am ready to use it......and I never use a camera on automatic white balance...I always do a manual white balance...