@@Brad_West If I wasn't so hard up I'd buy your color grading course. But these are hard times for me. If this changes some time I'll go for it immediately. Thanks for your great work 🙂
@@a-51labsstudio90 I appreciate that! I've decided to do another video where I grade other people's footage. Anyone whose footage I use gets the course for free. So feel free to submit a clip of yours for me to grade: bit.ly/GradeYourFootage2 😄🤙🏼
Brad how do you handle Color Balance - White Balance in terms of sequence? Do you WB first, then apply the LUT? Or do it after applying LUT? Apologies if this is covered in your master class - I signed up for that and will begin tonight! Thanks.
Hey David. Firstly, thank you so much for the support! I appreciate it 😄🙏🏼 I usually adjust the white balance after applying the LUT. The main reason is because with log footage being so flat, it’s often tough to see what the white balance really looks like. The balance color effect also struggles to give accurate results when applied to log footage. But when applied to footage that has been converted to rec.709 by means of a LUT, it works much better 😄👍🏼
@@Brad_West the course is excellent and super value - I’m about halfway through and it flows logically and easily. Thanks for your reply. Totally makes sense!
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The last tip was the winner!!!! Makes it way easier to cycle through various LUTs. Thank you, Brad.
Yeah absolutely! Takes a little bit of work to save the presets but saves you loads of time in the long run 😄👊🏼
Amazzzzzing. Very helpful indeed 🥰😍💙🙌🏼 Thanks Brad 🙏🏼🩵💗
You’re welcome Cy! Appreciate you watching! 😄🙏🏼
Tip #3 is a game changer!
Glad you liked it. Appreciate the comment 😄👊🏼
Thanks for the Video. I use Color Finale’s Lut Manager to preview and apply Luts. Makes it so easy.
Color Finale's LUT manager is a great tool! 😄🙌🏼
WOW. THIS IS SOOOO GOOD MAN! Thank you! Life saver 😊
Glad it helped! Appreciate you watching!
Short and Sweet, It will improve my knowledge on luts now. Thank you cheers....
Great to hear! 😄👊🏼
There’s a LUT to learn here.
Also tip 3 is genius!! Plus, as a proud owner of your LUTS, I can say they are so worth it. Pick it up folks!!
Haha thanks man. Saving those presets takes a bit of time initially (depending on how many LUTs you’re saving but saves so much time down the road 😄👊🏼
Yes, that last tip is a real time saver. Many thanks. Really enjoy your videos, nicely short and to the point👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you’re enjoying the videos. Appreciate the feedback 😄🤙🏼
Thanks Brad!
My pleasure!
Great Content as always.. 100% supporting the channel.. Purchased the LUT Pack
I truly appreciate the support! I hope you enjoy using them 😄🙏🏼
Number 3 is an awesome tip! Great video, Brad! 🤘
Thanks homie! Appreciate you watching 😄🙏🏼
Super useful!! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
@@Brad_West If I wasn't so hard up I'd buy your color grading course. But these are hard times for me. If this changes some time I'll go for it immediately.
Thanks for your great work 🙂
@@a-51labsstudio90 I appreciate that! I've decided to do another video where I grade other people's footage. Anyone whose footage I use gets the course for free. So feel free to submit a clip of yours for me to grade: bit.ly/GradeYourFootage2
😄🤙🏼
you should use the manufacturer lut it will give you the best results then use a different lut or manually make a a color grade
Yeah the manufacturer LUTs are a great place to start to get a neutral rec.709 image. Creative LUT or manual grade after that is great 😄👌🏼
Brad how do you handle Color Balance - White Balance in terms of sequence? Do you WB first, then apply the LUT? Or do it after applying LUT? Apologies if this is covered in your master class - I signed up for that and will begin tonight! Thanks.
Hey David. Firstly, thank you so much for the support! I appreciate it 😄🙏🏼
I usually adjust the white balance after applying the LUT. The main reason is because with log footage being so flat, it’s often tough to see what the white balance really looks like. The balance color effect also struggles to give accurate results when applied to log footage. But when applied to footage that has been converted to rec.709 by means of a LUT, it works much better 😄👍🏼
@@Brad_West the course is excellent and super value - I’m about halfway through and it flows logically and easily. Thanks for your reply. Totally makes sense!
I truly appreciate the feedback David. I’m glad to hear that you’re enjoying the course 😄🙏🏼
Thank you so much !!
You’re welcome!