This tip is A M A Z I N G! I am editing my very first Real Estate Video and wow, thank God I came up across your video before finishing it, because it made it look so much better! Thanks so much!
Jeremy, your videos are just great and I'm learning heaps. However, I have a question for you. I do my RE videos using an iPhone 13 Pro camera and it does record in any log type recordings. So, I notice that most of the colours don't actually look that bad SOOC, but do you have any advice about colour grading these on Davinci ??
Color grading is such a tough topic to cover in my opinion since everyone has different tastes and an end product "vibe" we are all going for, but what I can say is that if you like the way it looks straight out of the camera, then roll with that until you don't like it anymore. I am constantly tweaking my grade here and there until it's just how I like it, then a month later I'm back to adjusting things. I personally like the more softened vintage look with character over sharpness so I use Dehancer for that(there is an affiliate code in the description I believe) but I understand why a lot of people like that modern sharpened look too. If it's easy, people like it, and it makes you money, go with that option 😁
This tip is A M A Z I N G! I am editing my very first Real Estate Video and wow, thank God I came up across your video before finishing it, because it made it look so much better! Thanks so much!
This is exactly why I make these videos. Glad it helped!
Thanks so much Jeremy.. Those whites just give it that luxury look... Will check out the dehancer as well..
I feel you there, that clean white look is hard to attain and I hope this helps you get closer to the look you're going for in your videos 😁
Super helpful tip! Cool to see other real estate videographers in the triangle!
Aww man, we should meet up and grab a coffee one day!
Jeremy, your videos are just great and I'm learning heaps. However, I have a question for you. I do my RE videos using an iPhone 13 Pro camera and it does record in any log type recordings. So, I notice that most of the colours don't actually look that bad SOOC, but do you have any advice about colour grading these on Davinci ??
Color grading is such a tough topic to cover in my opinion since everyone has different tastes and an end product "vibe" we are all going for, but what I can say is that if you like the way it looks straight out of the camera, then roll with that until you don't like it anymore. I am constantly tweaking my grade here and there until it's just how I like it, then a month later I'm back to adjusting things. I personally like the more softened vintage look with character over sharpness so I use Dehancer for that(there is an affiliate code in the description I believe) but I understand why a lot of people like that modern sharpened look too. If it's easy, people like it, and it makes you money, go with that option 😁
where is the color node build out video?
I am looking for that video too! Can't seem to find it :(