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Why is your output gamma on your CST node (second to last) set to gamma 2.4 and not rec709-A if your project settings have output color space set to rec709-A? Is there a reason you wouldn't want those to match? I'm new to Resolve and trying to figure out why my footage looks different in Resolve than it does when I import into Premier Pro for editing. Thanks for the info!

i recently was introduced to full spectrum camera. or turning a camera into one. but was hesitant cuz i only have one camera with is an handycam. so yes tthis video is awesome. thanks

If you set up in a DWG timeline, why not just put the input in Dehancer as DWG and skip the CST? Also, I have a timeline set up as DWG but put the colourspace input for the clips as the specific camera - I then never know what input to put in Dehancer. Whatever I do seems to be mega cyan.

Been using the Dctls for a long time now. only issue i have come across recently is weird black artifacting that cuts through like half of the screen for 1 frame sometimes. really random and I cant seem to find a fix so I have gone away from using the Look DCTL

I love this guy's videos. It's always good knowledge.

You're a smart guy. Filmbox, Scatter and Mononodes are expensive but the perfect combo.

Thanks so much, this is such a valuable vide. Really appreciate you sharing this.

The Problem starts for me when I add the color transform. I have gone back following all the steps four times I have tried it on several different clips with the same funky results every time. once I make all the color space corrections everything looks super red and over saturated. Please help me trouble shoot.

Technicolor came from the Dye imbibition process, otherwise it was just 3 black and white representation of color. Not the same.

Thank you for sharing how to use these tools, Janik! This shots is captivating! 👏👏😍😍

Thanx. As I was working on a clip, following along, I did not get the same good-looking result as you. Waaaay to red. Applying the grade to another clip made the grade look a little too much on the red side but overall good. So I guess, being a beginner at grading, this look does not work on any clip/color "scene". Thanx for sharing :.-)

Whoa, these are POWERFUL. Definitely going to delve deeper into this workflow.

thank you so much for this video! youre one of the realest colorists in this whole platforms. are you planning to do a video on your updated workflow/ node tree? I would love to see an indepth explanation of each one

Dude, you're a genius, what a beautiful color gradation.. I really want you to be my teacher s2 you really understand this stuff

10:39 bro fumbled lol after trying to motivate... lol

Great tutorial! Got me thinking of finally investing in some dctl to upgrade my my grading. How did the last node "rainbow" come about? Is it another type of dctl not mentioned on here?

Where did you get the background music from? Dope short film btw. I was looking for some music for my upcoming short Betrayal’s Price.

Great info man💪🏽💯.

Great video ✊ Thanks for reviewing my skin tone idicator LUT 🙌 Much appreciate Your support ❤️

The full screen comparison looked like you two were looking at each other in a scene lol

Nice technique, gratefull!

Holy shit dude this is amazing. Thanks for sharing! I'm definitely using these on my next project.

Sounds like a One Node To Rule Them All setup...Tempting. Thinking about trimming down my node tree... Do you think this could replace an extensive node tree?

this is crazy! thank you

Would you do tutorial 1:1 I’ll pay for it.

Nice video great information here

You are my favorite colorist.

Wow, this was really sick. These utilities look way more intuitive for matching scenes!

and tips for color management and export settings so we dont lose saturation and contrast after export ?

Can you make a video of you setting up your node trees love your stuff 🔥

great work! It would be great if can you make a vido showing how you got your stills and how you prepare them for color matching your log footage? I see the still to the right but then you press something and your able to compare apples to apples, thanks!

Thanks a lot. Great tutorial. Love that smirky smile.. haha

Interesting workflow but you could just do this much quicker with your trained eye. Good for beginners but way too slow for real world clients

Tools like this should be included in Resolve

wow! thank you!

YOU . ARE . AMAZING! Your vibe is just a treasure.

Nice video, loved the technique! By the way, you’re giving off some Kevin Malone vibes 😅

thats amazing ! i would love to know more about your all process !

Nah, this deserves more views, i get its kinda nich content for us filmmakers but this is spot on

In the comparison at the end you should also show it bypassing the grade, great video though.

Great tutorial! May I ask what camera you're shooting on? It looks very good.

tbh super helpful vid! 😂

what camera did you use for this video? thx alot !!!! just found this channel. Keep doing this type of content!

Greet tutorial!!!

Ur ramblings at the end made me laugh. Thank you for that! Keep up the gr8 grades! Can you do a video on how you would Color grade a feature or documentary…? Maybe film stuff for 20 minutes about some random persons story and show us how you would Multicam or just how you would film a documentary about this stuff. Be creative and film lots of stuff and show us what you used, n why, and maybe show us the whole process. You could do a short film on your process even. Whatever. I’m spitting out ideas for content just incase u listen and hopefully show us some skills for us all to learn. Anyways, way to go, well done! Keep em coming!

That’s an amazing tutorial and I still have mono nodes but god sake this is insane can we get the node structure? In upcoming videos