This "natural" window makes your image come alive. DaVinci Resolve

[@LearnColorGrading]

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[@lucassantilesdossantos9066]

Your example was the only one i really catch up really fast. Thanks from Brazil

[@imcasey]

I prefer how it was originally mostly because I like soft light and high-key lighting, but your version is more directional and dramatic, it commands your focus

[@JanArmor]

You are an excellent teacher!

[@planetwally]

Great vid with very useful pointers

[@BartSantello]

Thank you for continuing to add additional new content as DR evolves as a program.

[@qtben17]

Color grading like how a cinematographer sees it. 👍

[@Ronbc000]

Many thanks Alex 👍

[@idletimeproductions4956]

Great job. Didn't know about outside nodes.

[@FrancescoPaggiaro]

Very interesting lesson ❤️

[@godefroid2022]

Tank you very much for all these explanation.

[@SwissplWatches]

Great video! thank you

[@GeraPhoto]

Many thanks Alex!

[@J.Polyakov]

Hey, great video! I am thinking would it be possible to use this technique with parallel nodes insted of serial nodes, in order to blend them even better?

[@thepropolys]

I thought dark areas naturally have more saturation… ??

[@MB-jt4fy]

Huge

[@meikmeiker2615]

Genial

[@panama1942]

Love his accent lol