Blackmagic making Resolve free was such a gift to filmmakers around the world. Their one-time fee for the studio version also is so competitive compared to Adobe and others in the industry who charge subscriptions.
I got a copy of DaVinci Resolve Studio given as a gift by my friend Nik a few years ago, and that was how I got introduced to this software. Yeah, you're so right, the decision to release a fully functional free version just works so great, it's aligned with spirit of time and where the industry is moving (towards open-source, free stuff or let's put it like this: towards democratization of production).
That's one of the big reasons I said goodbye to Premiere Pro. I was also tired of it crashing and just not being intuitive. It feels like Premiere was always working against me whereas Resolve is actively trying to work WITH me.
Indeed, that is crucial for our community to have the tools and resources accessible. This monetization model is quite an experiment for us (although we tried it before, just not on that scale). Thank you for your support, it means a lot to me!
I will download it for $0, but I'm not ashamed of it, because right now I'm broke. I don't even have a proper laptop, but I'm trying to come out of my situation with the help of these great free things the world is providing (Blender, Resolve and you). I'm sure I'll be able to return back to this world very soon. Many many thanks from all like me. ❤❤
No need to be ashamed, don't even think of it in this way! We wanted to make it as accessible as possible, and that is our conscious choice ❤Take care! It will be alright :)
We're on a mission to popularize a proper color management / color grading workflow for 3d artists (it has been quite popular among filmmakers, so now it's OUR turn!). Your support is much appreciated!
Going to donate 50 Dollar right away. I have been working for studios in the movie industry for over 10 years and rarely meet someone who understands even the foundations of color. I am exagerating, obviously, but the lack of basic knowledge in this industry is heartbreaking - so anyone improving the situation MUST have my support.
I can relate, thank you so much for contributing to the cause! Honestly though, I have some blank spots in my understanding of that subject too, it IS a pretty complicated and quite messy subject after all, given the ambiguous stuff we have to deal with (the terms having different meanings based on the source, the myths and religious beliefs about using certain color protocols and tools etc). For instance, I still have to study the ACES workflows to be able to confidently speak on that matter too.
I must say this U and others who contribute to this industry are legends. All of these donations mean nothing to what you are offering for us. Really appreciated, buddy.
Your donations (and just your interest) means a lot to us though! :) We use this feedback to pivot where to move with our creative shrimp stuff, strategizing in other words.
How is it possible that you always know which trainings I need! First the Cinamatic Lightning, then the Photogrammetry Course and now this one. I think you are great!
Listening to Zeitgeist, to the winds whispering in my ear what the 3d artists may need tomorrow (or yesterday). The time perception is tricky here, you know.
THANK YOU for providing this for FREE, I'm a student who is passionate about learning 3d and filmmaking all other courses were expensive but here you are giving this for free thank you thank you thank you! SUBSCRIBED!
It's so... strange, in a good sense, to see you mentioning buying it even though it can be technically downloaded for free. It really shows the level of support within our #b3d community.
This is amazing. I will be purchasing this course! And for those who absolutely cannot afford a dollar, you can support him by liking and subscribing to his RUclips channel and spreading the word. This is truly an amazing gift to the community. Thank you, guys!
Michael that's right, there are various methods of supporting the creators you think contribute to the community aside from upfront paying 'em, including just sharing the content (that is really helpful!).
@@GlebAlexandrovLmao, honestly there probably will be. Watched the first chapter yesterday. If the rest of the videos are this good I’ll be coming back and upping my donation 😍
i really love how you make your videos and i dont have much to offer but i paid what i could for the course because of the effort that has been put into it and i have loved your teaching since i first came across you! i appreciate that you make this accessible to everyone❤
Every contribution matters, even downloading it or leaving a comment. And not because we farm engagement (although we obviously do! :D), but because feeling the support, and how should I put it, the real demand for the product is what gives us the right stimuli and the data to keep our business afloat.
Munashe, all credit goes to Troy Sobotka, Joe Genco, Adriano Oliveira, Skientia, Juan Pablo Zambrano, Eary Chow and many others who contribute to this space. Thanks!
This is a pleasure to hear. I also think it is quite important to boost the awareness of 3d artists of these digital color matters, as ultimately we work with rgb pixels, it's our medium after all. All to forward our craft!
@@GlebAlexandrov Absolutely, and like you say, colour management is a minefield and if you had to get experts in for help, imagine us mere mortals suffering..
Lucas, some time ago I couldn't have imagined that this void hadn't been filled already by the RUclips tutorials and so on. But after diving deep into that subject we discovered that, indeed, there can't be enough tutorials on that topic. So here we go!
@@GlebAlexandrov Totally! I am astonished by the thorough and complete process in that you are planning to elaborate on the issue. Resolve is the best way to edit for those trying to avoid the Adobe ecosystem and so an well established pipeline Blender to Resolve is much needed, but most of Resolve tutorials don't cover this subject and usually only solve specific questions, lacking the depth to build understanding of the possibilities without leaving holes.
It's available for download, I can't wait to hear a feedback from you. Actually we have created a Discord chat on our Discord channel for various Blender-to-Resolve discussions, too :)
This year I added DaVinci Resolve to my workflow, so I'm just starting out. It's working out very well with my Blender projects, even though I am just swinging at the fences with it right now. This course couldn't have come at a better time, thank you.
I love when the stars align for our products release and the users' workflow planning! Glad that it is useful to you Christopher. May I ask you to share your feedback with us, once you watch the first couple of videos (the meat and potatoes of the course)? On Discord for instance. No pressure though, I'm just curious how clear our delivery is and whether the course lives up to its promises.
Thank you so much for making this course. An important topic with rare information. Respect for making all that Freemium. Its somethink definetly worth paying for and donating some more in the future if I can
Making this information accessible to everyone was important to us. While the info itself can be found elsewhere, some of it is a bit rare indeed, or scattered and needs to be assembled and conceptualized. I hope we're making some difference with this approach. Thanks!
Thank you so much, Gleb sir. I am about to start learning. Resolve because after effect is so frustrating because I have low ram for the compositing 32 GB now is the greatest moment for this training to start learning.
Haha, indeed! After Effects is a nice software, I've been using it for ages, but yeah Resolve seems to be a much smoother option for that particular 3d-rendering-oriented type of a workflow. So it's time to move on.
An epochal event, sort of! At least that's how it feels to us, after all these years of trying to wrap our heads around color management for 3d artists.
Start with the first video, I wonder what your initial impression of it will be. Is it rushed? Too technical? Requires pausing-and-rewinding every few seconds then googling the terms? So on and so forth. The bottom line: we need your feedback.
Please let me know your first impression after watching some of it. Maybe the charm would wear off really quickly, or on the other hand it'll grow roots :D
Simon ❤ Blame Aidy and his totalitarian supervision. It's almost like being watched by Big Brother while trying to skip a piece of important info because it takes a lot of time to research, only to get tasered and brought back to a cell with a computer, to finish that nasty part off.
@@sanaksanandan Not sure yet, we decided not to include the ACES pipeline initially as it's more complicated than what we show in the course, with no tangible benefits as far as I'm aware - at least if you work with EXRs.
Multiply it by x4, because this stuff needs some stopping & rewinding (especially given my accent which when paired with the technical lingo further complicates things) :)
Very much excited for this!! I'm creating my own animation soon and just picked up resolve so this is exactly what I'll be needing. Thank you so much 🙏
Yeah it just shines, for animations (quite naturally hehe). Hopefully it'll take it to the next level in terms of the visual impact you'll be able to squeeze out of the sources.
Oh, you started watching it already? 🤯 It's just been released :) p.s. We see some pretty hefty donations streaming in, or let's put it like this, the numbers are encouraging so far and seem sustainable! Thank you!
@@GlebAlexandrov It is a pleasure, and you deserve it. You create really high-quality tutorials; I can not go wrong by supporting you. Congrats 👏 on what you do.
this is so useful and exatly what I needed because I wanted to color grade the Blender animations in Davinci but didnt know how/where to start properly
Absolutely! Don't hesitate to let us know hoes it settled, after watching the first couple of videos or even the chapter 1. I'm super eager to know your opinion on all of that.
No problem! Hopefully our effort doesn't go in vain and the work of other community members who had been first to talk about this workflow gets a solid boost it deserves.
Sounds like a toast (I would love to hear/say that while drinking beer with my friends for instance, sounds just like me :). I wish the same to you and thank you for your support!
Just as a light-hearted remark: The last time I saw you you were blonde and wearing no moustache. Both suit you. Good you are back! Resolve plus Blender: awesome! Creative shrimp: a treat. All my love to you Gleb. Mip!
Haha, thanks! I am still blonde though, or am I not? Probably my melanocytes has become more active or something, with age :D The moustache is a bit... ginger too? It's such a mess, my hair. I love your remarks, Oscar, all of it!
TippiToppi thank you very much. Purchased the second course by you. The Photogrammetry one helped a lot on a recent project. And this one will help, when I will step back to video work, I'm shure. And finally Andrew can learn to render good quality images, that's great
Especially for video work and double so for the video work that involves either working with linear EXRs or matching different cameras (but mostly for 3d work I guess). p.s. Oh so you are ... a loyal customer! :) Some years ago, I couldn't have imagined anyone would want to buy something from us, not to mention doing it MORE THAN ONCE.
I hope hobbyists realize how lucky they are, that people like you took the time to vulgarize one of the most complicated topic in VFX, especially through people like Troy. Color management is no joke, a lot of pros dont't get it and had to figure it out themselves over years of experience. Making this stuff available for free is a big privilege, I invite everyone to at least give a little thing for this knowledge. Kuddos 🙏
We've been working with Troy and other professionals to proof-read (proof-watch and proof-talk? :D) this series. Well, chances are that despite all our efforts we STILL got a few things wrong or at least ambiguous, but oh gawd we spent some time disambiguating the terms and so on to make it accessible. p.s. I still think it ended up being a bit like math or coding videos in the end.
For those struggling to think of a price to pay, start low and then as your skills improve and your income increases as a result of using this course, you can always go back and pay again and again.
We're blown away by the rays of encouragement we receive from the Blender community (and not only Blender btw? maybe there are folks coming from other backgrounds or even some filmmakers here?).
It's just one of the View Transforms, not great, not terrible. Nothing to write home about, comparing to AgX or Filmic (at least for the type of graphics we tend to do, that is).
¡Muchas gracias por tu donación! Nos alegra mucho saber que has disfrutado de nuestro trabajo. Tu apoyo significa mucho para nosotros y nos ayuda a seguir creando más contenido. 🙏✨
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I'll take it, this something missing for me with AgX and that's why I was stuck to ACES, because AgX was a pain for me, but it's better than ACES 1.3. I'll take it tonight !!! Thx for your work.
That is our pleasure (through the pain of actually conceptualizing it and learning it first, and I think we're not NEARLY THERE after these years, honestly).
Sorry for the inconvenience but could you pass me the specs of the equipment you work with? I need that speed and quality, mine is about to burn out.😅🎉
Hi, first of all thank you for this freenium tuts, will donate whenever I can, question: do you have something a noob can start on resolve, downloaded it after seeing your tut, Thank you sir Gleb
We felt obliged to share what we've learned from the best: Juan Pablo Zambrano, Troy Sobotka, Joe Genco, Adriano Oliveira and many other luminaries of that hybrid space.
I wonder what will also happen of DJV. That tool used to be really powerful in previewing exr sequences real-time but since blender 3.3 the luts no longer work with it. I really hope it gets updated one day to work with blender 4.x
this will be great. Will mostly be using this course to denoise the exr sequences from blender. I might sound dumb but can we pair this with Blender octane edition instead of cycles?? thanks a ton!!
Any render engine will do! :D The temporal denoising requires the paid Studio version of Resolve though (mentioning it for posterity). It's a great feature though.
Sir, do you have the captions file for the video on Gumroad, or is there a way to download it? The terms used in the videos are difficult to understand, and I would like to use it with ChatGPT for simpler explanations..
Sure, it's possible to apply post-processing and color-grading right in Blender via compositor for instance. The Blender's colorist's toolset isn't, agruably, as extensive as Resolve's and you can't apply Optical Flow to smooth out the footage and regenerate the missing frames, or use Temporal Denoising (at least for now) without resorting to the paid third-party add-ons, but of course it's possible to do color grading in Blender.
Hey Gleb (: I just saw the first episode of your course and I am a bit confused rn... you are saying that however the Color Management is set, the OpenEXR Output will be the same, but when I import the footage into a previewer, there is a big difference. Now I wonder if I should use the raw or the filmic color management set in Blender to get the exact same result as you. Thank u!
Hi! :) I'm not sure what your process looks like, if you could share more details on it it would be much appreciated :) Basically when you save EXR in Blender, the color management section just gets ignored, this format doesn't save any of this data. So it doesn't matter whether the view transform was set to Filmic, AgX etc. "but when I import the footage into a previewer, there is a big difference" - if I get it correctly, when you drag the .EXR file into Resolve, there's a difference in how the EXR looks depending on what view transform was set in Blender?
Can a macOS user follow this course? Colors don’t look right in DaVinci; the colors and contrast change after rendering. You need to switch to the REC709-A option in Color Management.
That's not strictly required, yet ALWAYS appreciated, I won't deny. It took a looong time to put it together (and redo a few times under the supervision of those industry professionals who know their craft).
Yup. You don't need to export in ACEScg though or whatever, just export as a regular LinearRec709 EXR (the default EXR encoding in Blender), then in Resolve, use the ACES Transform node with the following settings: Input Transform: sRGB (Linear) - CSC; Output Transform:ACEScct - CSC
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The link for donations, if you want to support humble content makers ❤: creativeshrimp.gumroad.com/l/blender-to-resolve
If I get it for free and I want to pay later, would gumroad allow that?
@@5jij5i43jisdjf Yes. Just make a second purchase with an amount or tip amount
Blackmagic making Resolve free was such a gift to filmmakers around the world. Their one-time fee for the studio version also is so competitive compared to Adobe and others in the industry who charge subscriptions.
I got a copy of DaVinci Resolve Studio given as a gift by my friend Nik a few years ago, and that was how I got introduced to this software. Yeah, you're so right, the decision to release a fully functional free version just works so great, it's aligned with spirit of time and where the industry is moving (towards open-source, free stuff or let's put it like this: towards democratization of production).
That's one of the big reasons I said goodbye to Premiere Pro. I was also tired of it crashing and just not being intuitive. It feels like Premiere was always working against me whereas Resolve is actively trying to work WITH me.
@@matthewfritz currently in the process of ditching adobe. Unfortunately clients still use premiere so I occasionally need it to open files
Gleb, you are amazing! It's so important to have high quality resources available for free.
Indeed, that is crucial for our community to have the tools and resources accessible. This monetization model is quite an experiment for us (although we tried it before, just not on that scale). Thank you for your support, it means a lot to me!
I will download it for $0, but I'm not ashamed of it, because right now I'm broke. I don't even have a proper laptop, but I'm trying to come out of my situation with the help of these great free things the world is providing (Blender, Resolve and you). I'm sure I'll be able to return back to this world very soon. Many many thanks from all like me. ❤❤
No need to be ashamed, don't even think of it in this way! We wanted to make it as accessible as possible, and that is our conscious choice ❤Take care! It will be alright :)
The amount of joy and gratefulness I have for you and team is immeasurable, this is going to help so many artists!!!!❤
We're on a mission to popularize a proper color management / color grading workflow for 3d artists (it has been quite popular among filmmakers, so now it's OUR turn!). Your support is much appreciated!
I refuse to pay $0 for such an amazing color-grading masterclass, thank you Gleb for bringing knowledge in such an accessible way!.
And I thank you for your principal position on that matter. We need more people like you!
Going to donate 50 Dollar right away. I have been working for studios in the movie industry for over 10 years and rarely meet someone who understands even the foundations of color. I am exagerating, obviously, but the lack of basic knowledge in this industry is heartbreaking - so anyone improving the situation MUST have my support.
I can relate, thank you so much for contributing to the cause! Honestly though, I have some blank spots in my understanding of that subject too, it IS a pretty complicated and quite messy subject after all, given the ambiguous stuff we have to deal with (the terms having different meanings based on the source, the myths and religious beliefs about using certain color protocols and tools etc). For instance, I still have to study the ACES workflows to be able to confidently speak on that matter too.
I must say this
U and others who contribute to this industry are legends. All of these donations mean nothing to what you are offering for us. Really appreciated, buddy.
Your donations (and just your interest) means a lot to us though! :) We use this feedback to pivot where to move with our creative shrimp stuff, strategizing in other words.
How is it possible that you always know which trainings I need! First the Cinamatic Lightning, then the Photogrammetry Course and now this one. I think you are great!
Listening to Zeitgeist, to the winds whispering in my ear what the 3d artists may need tomorrow (or yesterday). The time perception is tricky here, you know.
I feel the same, the timing of this is perfect for me because I was looking for something that covered all of this right now
He's from the future and knows everything!
Can't really describe how insane this is!
Thank you so much Gleb and every single creative shrimp out there!
Nagy! it means a lot to us that it's resonating with you. Thanks for the shout-out! :)
THANK YOU for providing this for FREE, I'm a student who is passionate about learning 3d and filmmaking all other courses were expensive but here you are giving this for free thank you thank you thank you! SUBSCRIBED!
Your subscription is much appreciated Agzin! I hope the content we've shared will be useful to you in your studies.
Bought immediately. Excellent stuff
It's so... strange, in a good sense, to see you mentioning buying it even though it can be technically downloaded for free. It really shows the level of support within our #b3d community.
Very nice to see you again! Thank you for sharing!
It's good to be back! Now let's ride this Blender-to-Resolve color grading wave to see where it takes us.
Спасибо!
Love this, thanks Gleb and team for making it happen! Will be purchasing now from Gumroad!
Much appreciated! ❤
This is amazing. I will be purchasing this course! And for those who absolutely cannot afford a dollar, you can support him by liking and subscribing to his RUclips channel and spreading the word. This is truly an amazing gift to the community. Thank you, guys!
Michael that's right, there are various methods of supporting the creators you think contribute to the community aside from upfront paying 'em, including just sharing the content (that is really helpful!).
I’ve been looking for this kind of deep dive for MONTHS. I cannot wait to dive into this course ❤
Hopefully not too many ugly ancient sharks in these murky waters of digital color! 🦈🦈🦈
@@GlebAlexandrovLmao, honestly there probably will be.
Watched the first chapter yesterday. If the rest of the videos are this good I’ll be coming back and upping my donation 😍
I'm truly grateful for this. Made my first donation and I am so excited to take this course. thank you again
Thanks for supporting content makers and popularizing of that hardcore color management stuff!
i really love how you make your videos and i dont have much to offer but i paid what i could for the course because of the effort that has been put into it and i have loved your teaching since i first came across you! i appreciate that you make this accessible to everyone❤
Every contribution matters, even downloading it or leaving a comment. And not because we farm engagement (although we obviously do! :D), but because feeling the support, and how should I put it, the real demand for the product is what gives us the right stimuli and the data to keep our business afloat.
This is absolutely game changing in so many ways💯🔥🎖
Can't thank you enough for sharing this much value
Munashe, all credit goes to Troy Sobotka, Joe Genco, Adriano Oliveira, Skientia, Juan Pablo Zambrano, Eary Chow and many others who contribute to this space. Thanks!
@@GlebAlexandrov wonderful people indeed🎖
Thank you Gleb once again, I think this is one of the most important courses anyone can do for the Blender community... I'll definitely be donating!!
This is a pleasure to hear. I also think it is quite important to boost the awareness of 3d artists of these digital color matters, as ultimately we work with rgb pixels, it's our medium after all. All to forward our craft!
@@GlebAlexandrov Absolutely, and like you say, colour management is a minefield and if you had to get experts in for help, imagine us mere mortals suffering..
I've been waiting for something like this for years! Thank you very much
Lucas, some time ago I couldn't have imagined that this void hadn't been filled already by the RUclips tutorials and so on. But after diving deep into that subject we discovered that, indeed, there can't be enough tutorials on that topic. So here we go!
@@GlebAlexandrov Totally! I am astonished by the thorough and complete process in that you are planning to elaborate on the issue.
Resolve is the best way to edit for those trying to avoid the Adobe ecosystem and so an well established pipeline Blender to Resolve is much needed, but most of Resolve tutorials don't cover this subject and usually only solve specific questions, lacking the depth to build understanding of the possibilities without leaving holes.
Awesome! Thank you for everything you do for the Blender community Gleb!
Arne, I believe in making the ecosystem better so all can benefit from it (including me). So it's half altruism, half cold-blooded calculation.
soooo happy this came out!
I'm so happy too! It has been in production for too long. A bit overdue even!
Amazing stuff, I can't wait to try it!
It's available for download, I can't wait to hear a feedback from you. Actually we have created a Discord chat on our Discord channel for various Blender-to-Resolve discussions, too :)
@@GlebAlexandrov It's very generous of you Gleb, I'll purchase it once I'm home!
This year I added DaVinci Resolve to my workflow, so I'm just starting out. It's working out very well with my Blender projects, even though I am just swinging at the fences with it right now. This course couldn't have come at a better time, thank you.
I love when the stars align for our products release and the users' workflow planning! Glad that it is useful to you Christopher. May I ask you to share your feedback with us, once you watch the first couple of videos (the meat and potatoes of the course)? On Discord for instance. No pressure though, I'm just curious how clear our delivery is and whether the course lives up to its promises.
Thank you so much for making this course. An important topic with rare information.
Respect for making all that Freemium. Its somethink definetly worth paying for and donating some more in the future if I can
Making this information accessible to everyone was important to us. While the info itself can be found elsewhere, some of it is a bit rare indeed, or scattered and needs to be assembled and conceptualized. I hope we're making some difference with this approach. Thanks!
Thank you so much, Gleb sir. I am about to start learning. Resolve because after effect is so frustrating because I have low ram for the compositing 32 GB now is the greatest moment for this training to start learning.
Haha, indeed! After Effects is a nice software, I've been using it for ages, but yeah Resolve seems to be a much smoother option for that particular 3d-rendering-oriented type of a workflow. So it's time to move on.
Glad to be here!
An epochal event, sort of! At least that's how it feels to us, after all these years of trying to wrap our heads around color management for 3d artists.
@@GlebAlexandrov Indeed
This is exciting.thank you for the course
I'm as excited, and more! to the point of having twitchy fingers and wanting to spam everyone with the "OUT NOW!" messages.
This is insane! Looking so much forward to watching the whole thing!
Start with the first video, I wonder what your initial impression of it will be. Is it rushed? Too technical? Requires pausing-and-rewinding every few seconds then googling the terms? So on and so forth. The bottom line: we need your feedback.
Words can't describe how awesome this is.
Please let me know your first impression after watching some of it. Maybe the charm would wear off really quickly, or on the other hand it'll grow roots :D
@@GlebAlexandrov definitely Gleb.
Amazing Gleb! I was looking for this workflow since long. Thanks a lot, long live✌❤
Very exciting! 😁 Your tutorials are so high quality and pertinent.
Simon ❤ Blame Aidy and his totalitarian supervision. It's almost like being watched by Big Brother while trying to skip a piece of important info because it takes a lot of time to research, only to get tasered and brought back to a cell with a computer, to finish that nasty part off.
This is wonderful. Quality course at affordable prices. I am in.
At a price you set yourselves, to be exact. Thanks for your support!
@@GlebAlexandrov any plan for ACES pipeline?
@@sanaksanandan Not sure yet, we decided not to include the ACES pipeline initially as it's more complicated than what we show in the course, with no tangible benefits as far as I'm aware - at least if you work with EXRs.
@@GlebAlexandrov Sure. Not much benefit for CG only pipeline.
You're an angel. Life saviour of 3d Artists. Btw thanks for your course.
I wanted to reply that apparently we're doing god's work (by going trough the color management hell) but I'll simply say thank you.
already saved time for this course!
Multiply it by x4, because this stuff needs some stopping & rewinding (especially given my accent which when paired with the technical lingo further complicates things) :)
Very much excited for this!! I'm creating my own animation soon and just picked up resolve so this is exactly what I'll be needing. Thank you so much 🙏
Yeah it just shines, for animations (quite naturally hehe). Hopefully it'll take it to the next level in terms of the visual impact you'll be able to squeeze out of the sources.
Thank you sooo much, most productive course I've ever seen
Really? That's so kind of you to say that!
Dude, it's an amazing course. I will definitely back you up. If anyone can afford it, please support them so they can continue their awesome work.
Oh, you started watching it already? 🤯 It's just been released :)
p.s. We see some pretty hefty donations streaming in, or let's put it like this, the numbers are encouraging so far and seem sustainable! Thank you!
@@GlebAlexandrov It is a pleasure, and you deserve it. You create really high-quality tutorials; I can not go wrong by supporting you. Congrats 👏 on what you do.
this is so useful and exatly what I needed because I wanted to color grade the Blender animations in Davinci but didnt know how/where to start properly
Lets goo!!! amazing work Gleb
Absolutely! Don't hesitate to let us know hoes it settled, after watching the first couple of videos or even the chapter 1. I'm super eager to know your opinion on all of that.
I just bought it and it's time to learn Resolve. Thank you, Gleb!
No problem! Hopefully our effort doesn't go in vain and the work of other community members who had been first to talk about this workflow gets a solid boost it deserves.
This is exactly what I needed, will be donating!
I love when our guesswork turns out to be correct! ❤
May your purse never run dry. Thank you for this.
Sounds like a toast (I would love to hear/say that while drinking beer with my friends for instance, sounds just like me :). I wish the same to you and thank you for your support!
Just as a light-hearted remark: The last time I saw you you were blonde and wearing no moustache. Both suit you. Good you are back! Resolve plus Blender: awesome! Creative shrimp: a treat. All my love to you Gleb. Mip!
Haha, thanks! I am still blonde though, or am I not? Probably my melanocytes has become more active or something, with age :D The moustache is a bit... ginger too? It's such a mess, my hair. I love your remarks, Oscar, all of it!
Wow, this is amazing! Thank you very much for doing this course!
No probs! We felt obliged to share what we've learned ourselves, from the real pros.
@@GlebAlexandrov can't wait to learn the same! I'm going to donate too as it's not fair not to pay for this course.
this is really AMAZING@!!!! thank you pal!
I'm glad you enjoy the perspective of plunging into a hardcore color management course!
This channel is gold
A bit rusted perhaps, as I dropped the ball a bit and should post more often.
This has been amazing thank you! Have you also thought about doing a more premium advanced course on Fusion for 3d alphas and masking?
TippiToppi thank you very much. Purchased the second course by you. The Photogrammetry one helped a lot on a recent project. And this one will help, when I will step back to video work, I'm shure. And finally Andrew can learn to render good quality images, that's great
Especially for video work and double so for the video work that involves either working with linear EXRs or matching different cameras (but mostly for 3d work I guess).
p.s. Oh so you are ... a loyal customer! :) Some years ago, I couldn't have imagined anyone would want to buy something from us, not to mention doing it MORE THAN ONCE.
hey Gleb, thank you so much for this great tutorial. much much help . salute
Looks amazing. I so got to get back to this stuff, missing it.
It means a lot, Wayne! ☕
Thank you very much, Gleb.
Downloaded :) Added a small donation and will watch now
Any donations are welcome, however small. That's much appreciated.
very cool! I look forward to it!
Woo!
Great work! Thank you for sharing!
Now begins the most interesting part: how it will be received and whether the product we put together lives up to the promises we've made.
Looking forward to try my hands on this course. Its what i want
Good! It's such a pleasure to foresee and produce the content that could actually be of use. I'm glad it resonates with your needs.
I know it's free, but... shut up and take my money! This will take Blender artists to the next level. Thank you for sharing this!
My mouth is shut. My goal is to take all the money you send our way, without breaking the silence! As they say, money loves silence :D
I hope hobbyists realize how lucky they are, that people like you took the time to vulgarize one of the most complicated topic in VFX, especially through people like Troy.
Color management is no joke, a lot of pros dont't get it and had to figure it out themselves over years of experience.
Making this stuff available for free is a big privilege, I invite everyone to at least give a little thing for this knowledge.
Kuddos 🙏
We've been working with Troy and other professionals to proof-read (proof-watch and proof-talk? :D) this series. Well, chances are that despite all our efforts we STILL got a few things wrong or at least ambiguous, but oh gawd we spent some time disambiguating the terms and so on to make it accessible.
p.s. I still think it ended up being a bit like math or coding videos in the end.
For those struggling to think of a price to pay, start low and then as your skills improve and your income increases as a result of using this course, you can always go back and pay again and again.
Thank you so much for this course!!
We're blown away by the rays of encouragement we receive from the Blender community (and not only Blender btw? maybe there are folks coming from other backgrounds or even some filmmakers here?).
Wonderful! What a about new color system called "Kronos" in blender to Davinci may I ask?
It's just one of the View Transforms, not great, not terrible. Nothing to write home about, comparing to AgX or Filmic (at least for the type of graphics we tend to do, that is).
Broke Boi from Nepal reporting in, Sir!!! Will tip after earning, Sir!
You're most welcome. Don't worry about anything :)
Just bought it! Thank you!!!
It means a lot to us! Helping the content makers to sustain their business, even though the product is available for free. That is some dedication!
Gracias, ya di mi pequeña donación por disfrutar de este excelente trabajo
¡Muchas gracias por tu donación! Nos alegra mucho saber que has disfrutado de nuestro trabajo. Tu apoyo significa mucho para nosotros y nos ayuda a seguir creando más contenido. 🙏✨
I'll take it, this something missing for me with AgX and that's why I was stuck to ACES, because AgX was a pain for me, but it's better than ACES 1.3. I'll take it tonight !!! Thx for your work.
Thanks for the course!
That is our pleasure (through the pain of actually conceptualizing it and learning it first, and I think we're not NEARLY THERE after these years, honestly).
You are the man, thanks.
Hey gleb this really means a lot ❤️
Your cg shorts are impeccable, I forgot, do you use some sort of a Blender-to-Resolve workflow or do you compose it in AE?
Thanks a lot. I love your tutorials. and bought your course on Davinci. I hope it will cover your 3 cups of coffee. Cheers.
Thanks for resupplying us a bit with coffee!
Sorry for the inconvenience but could you pass me the specs of the equipment you work with? I need that speed and quality, mine is about to burn out.😅🎉
Sure! RTX 2080TI, 32gb ram, i9-9900k
you are amazing Gleb, Thanks for the video I love you!❤🎉
Thank you so much!! Looking forward to your gamedev projects btw :)
@@GlebAlexandrov thank you so much!❤
Hi, first of all thank you for this freenium tuts, will donate whenever I can, question: do you have something a noob can start on resolve, downloaded it after seeing your tut, Thank you sir Gleb
Amazing! Thank you so much! 🙌
We felt obliged to share what we've learned from the best: Juan Pablo Zambrano, Troy Sobotka, Joe Genco, Adriano Oliveira and many other luminaries of that hybrid space.
Uma pena não ter legenda em PT-BR, seria meu sonho assistir entendendo completamente tudo. Mas obrigada por disponibilizar gratuitamente!
Amazing, thank you!
That's very kind of you, thanks for this tap on the shoulder :)
Incredible !!!
Thanks!
I wonder what will also happen of DJV. That tool used to be really powerful in previewing exr sequences real-time but since blender 3.3 the luts no longer work with it. I really hope it gets updated one day to work with blender 4.x
Yeah it needs an update, I agree. It's useable, but it doesn't understand the recent OCIO configurations indeed.
i dont know anything about davinci ..can i buy this course?
Sure, you can either buy it (or rather, donate), or get it for free. Whatever options sounds better.
@@GlebAlexandrov i mena does it cover the basics of davinci resolve ?
@@CreativeHubFx In the context of this workflow, yes, to some extent at least.
amazing!!!
this will be great. Will mostly be using this course to denoise the exr sequences from blender. I might sound dumb but can we pair this with Blender octane edition instead of cycles??
thanks a ton!!
Any render engine will do! :D The temporal denoising requires the paid Studio version of Resolve though (mentioning it for posterity). It's a great feature though.
@@GlebAlexandrov Got to try how well the free version does. Thank you for your course. I'm yet to grab it.
Damn, unbelievable 😮❤
Haha, hopefully it's not unbearably techy and full of lingo, for your taste! You know, color management can be such a b***ch.
Does this require the full version of resolve ? Haven’t bit that bullet yet.
Not necessarily. 90% of it is applicable to the free version, so no, technically it doesn't require the Studio.
mind blowing!
hopefully not in a bad sense, as in, the brain exploded seeing a sheer impenetrability of the content :D
just kidding :) thank you!
Can I import and edit my rendered png image sequences in Resolve?
This is amazing 😮👏
Looking forward to your feedback 😀 It's such an X factor, how the perceived difficulty of this subject will present itself.
U needed this
Sir, do you have the captions file for the video on Gumroad, or is there a way to download it? The terms used in the videos are difficult to understand, and I would like to use it with ChatGPT for simpler explanations..
Sure thing! There's a zip archive called English Subtitles just below the videos, if you open the page with the product in the library on Gumroad.
@@GlebAlexandrov Thank you very much, I was digging through the inspector of the site for the file.
Can I do these in Premiere Pro as well?
Is there a way to do all of this process inside blender? Is it necessary to use resolve?
Sure, it's possible to apply post-processing and color-grading right in Blender via compositor for instance. The Blender's colorist's toolset isn't, agruably, as extensive as Resolve's and you can't apply Optical Flow to smooth out the footage and regenerate the missing frames, or use Temporal Denoising (at least for now) without resorting to the paid third-party add-ons, but of course it's possible to do color grading in Blender.
Hey Gleb (:
I just saw the first episode of your course and I am a bit confused rn... you are saying that however the Color Management is set, the OpenEXR Output will be the same, but when I import the footage into a previewer, there is a big difference. Now I wonder if I should use the raw or the filmic color management set in Blender to get the exact same result as you.
Thank u!
Hi! :) I'm not sure what your process looks like, if you could share more details on it it would be much appreciated :) Basically when you save EXR in Blender, the color management section just gets ignored, this format doesn't save any of this data. So it doesn't matter whether the view transform was set to Filmic, AgX etc.
"but when I import the footage into a previewer, there is a big difference" - if I get it correctly, when you drag the .EXR file into Resolve, there's a difference in how the EXR looks depending on what view transform was set in Blender?
u are the best !!!! thank for sharing
The credits go to those who shed light onto that workflow before us.
Hey, I wanted to know if we will be needing the studio version of the davinci resolve or will the free version be enough?
Can a macOS user follow this course? Colors don’t look right in DaVinci; the colors and contrast change after rendering. You need to switch to the REC709-A option in Color Management.
It even feels bad no to donate to this master piece😮
That's not strictly required, yet ALWAYS appreciated, I won't deny. It took a looong time to put it together (and redo a few times under the supervision of those industry professionals who know their craft).
Can i implement this with ACES workflow , exporting the exr in ACES from blender and using it in resolve
Great course btw !
Yup. You don't need to export in ACEScg though or whatever, just export as a regular LinearRec709 EXR (the default EXR encoding in Blender), then in Resolve, use the ACES Transform node with the following settings: Input Transform: sRGB (Linear) - CSC; Output Transform:ACEScct - CSC
Would this result in accurate colors or is it better to export in ACEScg
@@GlebAlexandrovi am currently using ACEScg and then i convert it back to Rec709 in resolve
this is too much to be free...... God bless you and certainly every should try atleast to give them a kiss
You're so kind!
LETS GOOOO
Let's go indeed! I'm super intrigued to see whether it has legs... or wings :D WILL IT FLY?!
Maaan can't thank you enough for this
Feeling sorry for 0$ cz I don't have the money .... forever in your debt 🤝🌼
No need to feel bad, it's a 0+ product and 0 is a perfectly viable option.