This channel is a breath of fresh air! No overlong intros, no goofy clickbait thumbnails, no overproduced personality-based Peter McKinnon razzle-dazzle, there aren't jump cuts every three seconds, no gimbals or sliders, and no RGB lit walls. Just a sober guy who knows his shit and gets straight into useful information. I don't use DaVinci Resolve and this was an instant subscribe.
Thank you. Quite an old video now, however it is still relevant and that is a such a nice reply to a video, really appreciated - I take pride in my work and it is kind that you have recognised that. A welcome subscribe indeed! Thank you. All the best, Darren
Oh wow, SO TRUE! I don't think anyone could have said that an better. I get so tired of all that crap. Darren and Curtis Judd are two of the few people who do these kinds of videos right. Thank you, Darren, you've been a huge help!
I'm just a Dad who loves making videos of friends and family for personal use. I bought Davinci Resolve to make my videos more captivating. Sincere thanks Darren for this content. You have been my primary teacher. This episode is critical for understanding color grading. Blessings on you sir.
So it's been 7 years that I have been using resolve for grading but I've never bothered checking out the new stuff inside of it despite the constant updates. Your videos made me want to fiddle more of these tools in Resolve. It's almost hidden sometimes. Thank you so much!
I’m not saying anything that hasn’t been said before, Darren. You are a brilliant teacher and compelling to watch. My mind never wanders when I’m watching your videos. Well done. I always turn to your channel for this kind of information.
Being new to Davinci, this is the best tutorial I've seen! Really concise and clear. Can't wait to watch all your other tutorials. Appreciate your work!!
I'm very grateful to you for all i have learnt in this past few weeks.I stumbled on your channel and since I did,I have not regretted it.I have been watching most of your tutorials and I must say that it has become like a proper course for me.Thank you so much.
I agree with all so many of the comments submitted; this is the best explanation of the DaVinci Resolve Scopes I've seen! I've become a subscriber just today after seeing a segment on Mr. Alex Tech. I look forward to following you from now on.
Thank you Keith and welcome over from Alex's channel. I love his channel - straight, honest good tips! Was great to do one of his 5 minute Fridays! All the best, Darren.
I have returned to watch this video a couple more times after a few months of practice and your February 3 in-depth vector scope tutorial. A lot is falling into place. I do not mean it has settled as true understanding, but I can feel that emerging and see my work improving. I look forward to every video. Thank you!
the scopes are really important in the grade. The more you get used to them, the quicker you can balance your shots. Good to hear your work is improving. Mine too!
Thank you Harley. you should sign up to my exclusive email list to be kept informed. No spam, No weekly digest, Just think it would be worth your while in the coming months :) Link is in the description of most of my tutorials.
Literally I was getting deep into it, and all of a sudden you said "so hopefully " end part, thank you for these great information and keep doing beginners tutorial which will help lot of guys a guys like me, have a great day.
By far the best teacher on the internet. I appreciate the calm and professional to-the-point approach and the knowledge level is over the top. Impressive! Thank you for sharing!
'Just took another look at this tutorial now that I have a second monitor. I can't believe how useful it is to be able to have four scopes together on one monitor. Your suggested settings are absolutely brilliant! Thank you again.
Hello Keith. Very good to hear from you again. If you have on a separate you could even go 9 scopes - separate the Vectorscope into low mid and high values is really useful.
I started watching from your first video of the channel and going through everyone so i dont miss anything because this is very good and easy learning from you. Thanks 😊
Darren, we just switched from Avid Media Composer to doing everything in Resolve. And so far, your videos have been incredible. Thanks so much for this. You're concise, knowledgeable and it's incredible for our current film!
*Can't thank you enough for this* , I knew the 64/940 but didn't know it could be applied in DR. Probably the best explanation of the page in one video!!
Hello Darren. Your tips are very very and very again clear and so effective ! I think that your new channel gona be top 1 on the web to get a deep unterstanding of Davinci Resolve. Thank you for your great job ! Philippe
This is shaping up to be the best Resolve channel going. I always learn something incredibly useful, so good to have really useful tips delivered in such a clear, concise and engaging way. Keep up the great work Darren. 👍
@@DarrenMostyn FYI, I tried to enable notifications for your channel but was told I couldn't as it was "made for kids". So not sure if it's an issue on RUclips's end or whether there's an incorrect tag or something. Looking forward to the next one. Cheers!
Have not commented on any tutorial for a very long time now, but this...this is a rare find. I could even say that lesser number of subscribers means better explanations! You even have voice and appearance for easier teaching. Looking forward to watch all of your videos! If i could only find photoshop tutor as good as you!
Very straight forward. I've watched several of your videos and they are excellent. Appreciate the insight and education as I continue on my colorist journey.
I wish I had Started watching all you videos when I first started using DaVinci...you present excellent videos on each subject, I learn more from your videos than I do from other channels. Thank you
Finally! I was looking exactly for precise white and black reference values, it was really hard to find this information elsewhere, thank you very much!
Fantastic video! working on starting my own channel and switching to Resolve for that. I don't generally leave comments but your content is amazing and very helpful such as video mode for the scopes and using window + qualifiers to check skin tones quickly.
Thanks for this tutorial Darren! WOuld love to see a video about how to work with "Display Broadcast Safe Exceptions" what it is and how to use it. Also the Broadcast levels in the settings? In relation to viewing the scopes? I appreciate you putting out all these valuable content.
Great! This one helped me a lot to partially overcome my issues with uncertainty with the visual feedback when attempting to "color" my videos with my non-professional equipment... Thank you so much for this - and related - videos.
Just stumbled across you today Darren. Clear, concise, and quick - truly excellent stuff. I think you, along with the mighty Casey Faris, will be my go-to man as I jump into DR 17. Many thanks!
You’re welcome. Appreciate the comment. you might want to consider joining my exclusive EMAIL list for free items and future goodness eepurl.com/hob0oH (non-spammy guaranteed).
I have started to follow your tutorials after watching your best node tree video , Really amazing Sir ! Best teacher I have met for Davinci so far , thank you so much ! And if you can please do more color grading in detail videos from A-Z ! Then we can learn more from you ! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Since you asked for it: Here, have a comment 😁 And now in all seriousness, thanks for your straight to the point explanations, that are easy to follow yet loaded with useful information. I come from a self tought graphic & animation design background, and after having used Resolve about once per year for some slightly bigger social media projects, I decided it is about time to start learning the basics, and to stop turning random knobs and hoping for the best lol
Hey Darren great informative episode especially the last bit and how to add the clipping and crushing reference line. Thanks as always for the great content. 👍
Darren, thanks for adding a clear voice in the very clouded market of Resolve colour training. The only thing I didn't see in this video is that a person can hold down option/alt and scroll with the middle mouse to zoom in on any scope display (I say this not for you so much as other people who might read this). If you're looking for topics, I would love to know your strategies for shot matching over a project. Most RUclips tutorials show making one frame or clip look good, while the reality is that I tend to get projects where the DP doesn't know what a light meter is and so exposure is all over the place, and lighting consistency is basically non-existent - living in the trenches is a common reality. Cheers. PS: as another poster mentioned, thanks for resisting the urge to have background music.
Hello, Thanks for your input - all good. Yes of course middle mouse is super useful for that...thank you for highlighting. Shot matching is coming...I will be moving into this area as the channel grows...as Im still under 5K subs Im carrying on with my regular tutorials but when the channel really grows then I am ready to open up on my 25 years in broadcast - I have big plans for the channel. Promise, no music in the background.
Hi, Thank you. Do you mind me asking how you found the channel..? Im trying to see how I can reach more people..? Appreciate your comments too. All the best, Darren.
I go back to video post production in the Analog tape days. When we lined up one inch tape machines to color bars and tone, using waveform and vector scope monitors and TBC's. (Time Base Corrector) This was very helpful in refreshing the concepts. 👍
If you use the colour space transform plugin - Darren has a great tutorial about CST btw - make sure you set the CST Tone Mapping Method to NONE. If you try and monitor lum levels using the Waveform with the Y Channel and Video Level Scopes selected, you will be UNABLE to view the sub white and sub black levels with a CST Tone Map applied - the whites and blacks will clip at the 64 and 940 reference levels with a CST Tone Map. I fucked around with this for hours trying to figure out what I was doing wrong! :)
Hey, I'm experiencing the clipping at 64 & 940 when in video level scopes but I'm not using CST plugin, in fact I've even with no grading effects I still get the clipping. Do you know if video level scopes has changed to now clip at those values?
Easy to follow even for myself, one thing that i cant get to work is the highlights of when you use the qualifier on the image to highlight in the scoops, i'm using version 18 free. another great video as always. thanks again
This was very good and helpful, but I would have no idea what it all means. I do have a bg in film and have done color correction, but using other software. I'm going to check to see if you posted another video that explains what we're looking at.
![What BEGINNERS Get WRONG About Scopes [DaVinci Resolve 17]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QJumee5_SZM/mqdefault.jpg)
This channel is a breath of fresh air! No overlong intros, no goofy clickbait thumbnails, no overproduced personality-based Peter McKinnon razzle-dazzle, there aren't jump cuts every three seconds, no gimbals or sliders, and no RGB lit walls. Just a sober guy who knows his shit and gets straight into useful information. I don't use DaVinci Resolve and this was an instant subscribe.
Thank you. Quite an old video now, however it is still relevant and that is a such a nice reply to a video, really appreciated - I take pride in my work and it is kind that you have recognised that. A welcome subscribe indeed! Thank you. All the best, Darren
Couldn't have put it better myself. Thanks Darren, Just moved to Resolve from PP and learning loads from you!
@@Point5TV Thank you. Welcome aboard. darren
Oh wow, SO TRUE! I don't think anyone could have said that an better. I get so tired of all that crap. Darren and Curtis Judd are two of the few people who do these kinds of videos right. Thank you, Darren, you've been a huge help!
appreciated@@fluidmindorg
Straight to the point - no music which is awesome! Learned so much from this. Thank you!
Thanks Richard. Appreciated.
Just about the best explanation of the scopes I have seen especially adding reference points for high and low levels.
Thanks John. All the best, Darren.
Best explanation of scopes I have ever seen. Keep them coming. Your knowledge, presentation style, and pace are spot on sir. Thank you!
Hi Rocky. Good to know that you like the pace etc. Hard to judge when just starting on a channel. Appreciate the feedback. Thank You. Darren
There is no advanced without the basics. Spot on explanation, with clear concise delivery.
Glad you enjoyed it. All the best, Darren
I've watched this amazing episode 3 times over the past year -- I learn something new each time. Thanks!!
Glad you enjoy it Dan. Thanks
Your method of teaching is easy to follow. This is much appreciated.
Thanks Leroy, More coming!
I'm just a Dad who loves making videos of friends and family for personal use. I bought Davinci Resolve to make my videos more captivating. Sincere thanks Darren for this content. You have been my primary teacher. This episode is critical for understanding color grading. Blessings on you sir.
Thank you Sir for letting me know. I love getting these messages that Im helping you . All the best, Darren.
So it's been 7 years that I have been using resolve for grading but I've never bothered checking out the new stuff inside of it despite the constant updates. Your videos made me want to fiddle more of these tools in Resolve. It's almost hidden sometimes. Thank you so much!
Hi Neil. Glad you getting useful information from my channel! All the best, Darren
I’m not saying anything that hasn’t been said before, Darren. You are a brilliant teacher and compelling to watch. My mind never wanders when I’m watching your videos. Well done. I always turn to your channel for this kind of information.
Being new to Davinci, this is the best tutorial I've seen! Really concise and clear. Can't wait to watch all your other tutorials. Appreciate your work!!
I'm very grateful to you for all i have learnt in this past few weeks.I stumbled on your channel and since I did,I have not regretted it.I have been watching most of your tutorials and I must say that it has become like a proper course for me.Thank you so much.
I agree with all so many of the comments submitted; this is the best explanation of the DaVinci Resolve Scopes I've seen! I've become a subscriber just today after seeing a segment on Mr. Alex Tech. I look forward to following you from now on.
Thank you Keith and welcome over from Alex's channel. I love his channel - straight, honest good tips! Was great to do one of his 5 minute Fridays! All the best, Darren.
I have returned to watch this video a couple more times after a few months of practice and your February 3 in-depth vector scope tutorial. A lot is falling into place. I do not mean it has settled as true understanding, but I can feel that emerging and see my work improving.
I look forward to every video. Thank you!
the scopes are really important in the grade. The more you get used to them, the quicker you can balance your shots. Good to hear your work is improving. Mine too!
Hands down the best tutorials on RUclips! Would purchase a masterclass from you!
Thank you Harley. you should sign up to my exclusive email list to be kept informed. No spam, No weekly digest, Just think it would be worth your while in the coming months :) Link is in the description of most of my tutorials.
I have never subscribed so fast to a channel before. Congrats on your excellent content.
Pleased to hear it. New one out tomorrow.
Simply the best Resolve instruction available.
Literally I was getting deep into it, and all of a sudden you said "so hopefully " end part, thank you for these great information and keep doing beginners tutorial which will help lot of guys a guys like me, have a great day.
By far the best teacher on the internet. I appreciate the calm and professional to-the-point approach and the knowledge level is over the top. Impressive! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Niels - really appreciated! I try hard to make these the best they can be. Glad it is appreciated! All the best, darren
I really like watching the scopes during playback. Even across multiple clips. Using the qualifier was a revelation.
'Just took another look at this tutorial now that I have a second monitor. I can't believe how useful it is to be able to have four scopes together on one monitor. Your suggested settings are absolutely brilliant! Thank you again.
Hello Keith. Very good to hear from you again. If you have on a separate you could even go 9 scopes - separate the Vectorscope into low mid and high values is really useful.
@@DarrenMostyn That's a great idea! Thank you.
Awesome explanation of scopes, I always learn something new when I watch your videos.
Thank you, more coming this week.
This channel will blow up soon. You are by far one of the best teachers.
Appreciated! Spread the word! Thanks for your subscription All the best, Darren
I started watching from your first video of the channel and going through everyone so i dont miss anything because this is very good and easy learning from you. Thanks 😊
Great basic explanation on how to view the color information via the scopes. Thanks for your insight and knowledge.
Glad it was helpful!
Killer pro tip! Loving these short and to the point tips btw.
glad to hear it! All the best, Darren.
Darren, we just switched from Avid Media Composer to doing everything in Resolve. And so far, your videos have been incredible. Thanks so much for this. You're concise, knowledgeable and it's incredible for our current film!
Great to hear! Good luck with your film! Thank you
You explained it better than I've ever seen before! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
*Can't thank you enough for this* , I knew the 64/940 but didn't know it could be applied in DR. Probably the best explanation of the page in one video!!
You are very welcome. Thanks
He forgot to mention that one should tick in settings show superblack and superwhite to show all colors.
@@lolerie Where to enable it?
@@philipp9550 in the settings. Right where you can enable dolby vision.
@@lolerie Thanks but I don't see that ckeckmark. I see Color management, dolby Vision, HDR+10, lookup tables and Broadcast safe. I'm running on 17.4.3
Hello Darren. Your tips are very very and very again clear and so effective ! I think that your new channel gona be top 1 on the web to get a deep unterstanding of Davinci Resolve. Thank you for your great job ! Philippe
That would be fantastic. Early days yet! Thank you for your kind words, Darren.
Very well structured content. Straight to the point. No time wasted.
Thank you Carlos. Hope you enjoy the rest of the videos on my channel. Thanks for commenting. All the best
This is shaping up to be the best Resolve channel going. I always learn something incredibly useful, so good to have really useful tips delivered in such a clear, concise and engaging way. Keep up the great work Darren. 👍
Appreciated Andrew. Next one will be out hopefully before the end of this week. All the best, Darren.
@@DarrenMostyn FYI, I tried to enable notifications for your channel but was told I couldn't as it was "made for kids". So not sure if it's an issue on RUclips's end or whether there's an incorrect tag or something.
Looking forward to the next one. Cheers!
Thanks for letting me know. I'll look into it.
My showreel has some nudity in it so I've marked that as 'not suitable for children', but that is the opposite.
Have not commented on any tutorial for a very long time now, but this...this is a rare find. I could even say that lesser number of subscribers means better explanations! You even have voice and appearance for easier teaching. Looking forward to watch all of your videos! If i could only find photoshop tutor as good as you!
Thank you so much. Appreciated.
check the email link here as might be something useful for you soon!! bit.ly/2RrjvpN Its free and no spam.
Very straight forward. I've watched several of your videos and they are excellent. Appreciate the insight and education as I continue on my colorist journey.
Thank you. Glad I could help. Appreciate you letting me know, means a lot!
I wish I had Started watching all you videos when I first started using DaVinci...you present excellent videos on each subject, I learn more from your videos than I do from other channels. Thank you
Glad you like them! appreciated.
Finally! I was looking exactly for precise white and black reference values, it was really hard to find this information elsewhere, thank you very much!
Thanks, Darren. Appreciate you tips/tutorials. Professionally presented, clear an concise. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, hit the notification bell as some very exciting episodes in the pipeline! All the best, Darren.
Fantastic "demo." I so appreciate your pro knowledge and clarity of presentation. Thank you!
Thanks for this, I never had the scopes broken down like this and will get a lot more use out of them
Fantastic video! working on starting my own channel and switching to Resolve for that. I don't generally leave comments but your content is amazing and very helpful such as video mode for the scopes and using window + qualifiers to check skin tones quickly.
Good luck with your channel Eugene and thanks for the kind words. Glad its working for you. All the best.
every single video contains advanced and in-depth knowledge and technique. thank you sir for sharing. my favorite channel.
Thank you very much! Appreciated. All the best, Darren
Thanks for this tutorial Darren! WOuld love to see a video about how to work with "Display Broadcast Safe Exceptions" what it is and how to use it. Also the Broadcast levels in the settings? In relation to viewing the scopes? I appreciate you putting out all these valuable content.
Hi Ryan. Avoid the broadcast safe levels - not very god IMO…too hard clipping. All the best, darren
This is fantastic mate. Thank you very much for this. After 5 years of using Davinci resolve, I'm still learning. Love it. 😀 ❤
This was jam packed with helpful information. Thank you. 🎉
Great! This one helped me a lot to partially overcome my issues with uncertainty with the visual feedback when attempting to "color" my videos with my non-professional equipment... Thank you so much for this - and related - videos.
your videos are always a great lessons to me . kindly make a video on " Gamut Maping and Gamut Limiter " also. thanks in advance
I learn so much from your videos! Thank you a lot!
Just stumbled across you today Darren. Clear, concise, and quick - truly excellent stuff. I think you, along with the mighty Casey Faris, will be my go-to man as I jump into DR 17. Many thanks!
Thanks Peter. Glad you are enjoying the content. Good to have you on board. All the best.
You’re such a massive help to newbies like me. Thank you mate 👍🏿
Glad to help
Thanks Darren. So well explained. Great videos. You certainly reveal the "Black Magic" Thanks again.
appreciated
Great explanation Darren, that's exactly the info I was looking for about the video reference lines! Cheers for this.
Waveforms used to terrify me. Now I think I love them. Thanks for this brilliant and clear tutorial.
You’re welcome. Appreciate the comment. you might want to consider joining my exclusive EMAIL list for free items and future goodness eepurl.com/hob0oH (non-spammy guaranteed).
thanks a billion sir , always wanted to learn scopes and now its much easier to understand
Great video, great tips!! I've been using Resolve since version 15, but I'm still learning all the time!
DaVinci SCOPES under a Microscope..!! Best explanation ever. Thank you Sir and keep them coming. :)
Thanks Arjun. Hope you enjoying the whole series. Have a good week, Darren.
Wow really alot more of in depth information than i have seen on other tutorials
Pleased to hear that. All the best, Darren.
Wonderful video. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot !!
So helpful. Thanks for this Darren
Sir: You made my Day. I will never be thankful enough for what this video has taught me
Thank you Daniel. Really appreciated. You've just made my day too!
Amazing tysm!! Have watched so many of these and this brought a lot of clarity
I have started to follow your tutorials after watching your best node tree video , Really amazing Sir ! Best teacher I have met for Davinci so far , thank you so much ! And if you can please do more color grading in detail videos from A-Z ! Then we can learn more from you ! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hej Buddy, Thanks for all theese Informative Videos, u are always straight to the Point and ur pace is perfect. Much Love!
Thank
You
Since you asked for it: Here, have a comment 😁
And now in all seriousness, thanks for your straight to the point explanations, that are easy to follow yet loaded with useful information.
I come from a self tought graphic & animation design background, and after having used Resolve about once per year for some slightly bigger social media projects, I decided it is about time to start learning the basics, and to stop turning random knobs and hoping for the best lol
Thanks for your feedback Good luck on your Resolve journey!
Hey Darren great informative episode especially the last bit and how to add the clipping and crushing reference line. Thanks as always for the great content. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Really nice walk trough and explanation of the scopes. Nice tempo and very good explanations, subbed
Thanks for the sub! Appreciated...Darren
Thank you for this tutorial - such an easy to understand and practical way of explaining the scopes. So glad I found your channel.
That was fantastically helpful, thanks for putting this video together.
Glad it was helpful!
Very clear explanation of the scopes.Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much for the concise and clear tutorial Darren, really helpful!
Really helpful and very clear. Loved the Video Levels display tip with the Waveform. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
It's so great to get to know what all of these settings do , thank for great video.
Glad it was helpful!
That was a great help thanks Darren! I'm looking forward to using scopes now!
No problem Brinds.
Brilliant explanation Darren, very helpful indeed. A BIG thank you.
Darren, thanks for adding a clear voice in the very clouded market of Resolve colour training. The only thing I didn't see in this video is that a person can hold down option/alt and scroll with the middle mouse to zoom in on any scope display (I say this not for you so much as other people who might read this).
If you're looking for topics, I would love to know your strategies for shot matching over a project. Most RUclips tutorials show making one frame or clip look good, while the reality is that I tend to get projects where the DP doesn't know what a light meter is and so exposure is all over the place, and lighting consistency is basically non-existent - living in the trenches is a common reality.
Cheers.
PS: as another poster mentioned, thanks for resisting the urge to have background music.
Hello, Thanks for your input - all good. Yes of course middle mouse is super useful for that...thank you for highlighting. Shot matching is coming...I will be moving into this area as the channel grows...as Im still under 5K subs Im carrying on with my regular tutorials but when the channel really grows then I am ready to open up on my 25 years in broadcast - I have big plans for the channel. Promise, no music in the background.
@@DarrenMostyn You should move to Canada. I think we'd get along just fine.
Excited for the future.
Ken
Another great video. Just discovered your channel. This is quality!
Hi, Thank you. Do you mind me asking how you found the channel..? Im trying to see how I can reach more people..? Appreciate your comments too. All the best, Darren.
@@DarrenMostyn It just came up as a suggestion because I look a lot at other youtubers giving lectures in DaVinci Resolve. :-)
ok, good to know its coming up. Thanks
Omg, killer tips!!! Thank you so so much!
Awesome episode. Very useful for doughnuts like me. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I go back to video post production in the Analog tape days.
When we lined up one inch tape machines to color bars and tone, using waveform and vector scope monitors and TBC's. (Time Base Corrector)
This was very helpful in refreshing the concepts. 👍
Thank you, I am like a kid in a candy store. You make learning fun. I have a lot more learning to go, but thank you for at least softening the blow.
Thank you, needed that last part. Fantastic!
Another really helpful episode. Many thanks.
Very useful information Darren. Merci from Montréal, Canada.
This content is incredible, I am so grateful.
Outstanding, concise and clear overview. Great resource!
Thank you Justin. Glad you like the channel.
Wonderful. Great info presented in great style. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
If you use the colour space transform plugin - Darren has a great tutorial about CST btw - make sure you set the CST Tone Mapping Method to NONE. If you try and monitor lum levels using the Waveform with the Y Channel and Video Level Scopes selected, you will be UNABLE to view the sub white and sub black levels with a CST Tone Map applied - the whites and blacks will clip at the 64 and 940 reference levels with a CST Tone Map. I fucked around with this for hours trying to figure out what I was doing wrong! :)
Hey, I'm experiencing the clipping at 64 & 940 when in video level scopes but I'm not using CST plugin, in fact I've even with no grading effects I still get the clipping. Do you know if video level scopes has changed to now clip at those values?
GREAT VIDEO! First time in your channel. Thank you for give us such a great value with this information!
Have a Productive and Healthy Day!
And to you Freddy. Thank you so much, appreciated.
Nice explanation of scope. Thank you and Bless
That was awesome. Thaks for the video level scope tip, very usefull.
Easy to follow even for myself, one thing that i cant get to work is the highlights of when you use the qualifier on the image to highlight in the scoops, i'm using version 18 free. another great video as always. thanks again
The Master at work, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
That was a SCOOP on SCOPES.....Awesome guidance and thank you sir !!!
Excellent. You are welcome.
Thank you. The tutorial helped me remove color cast i wanted. Though i still have not been able to figure out how to add back the luminosity
Glad it helped!
Great stuff. Love the details of the menu system. Hope to see more like this.
Thank you - glad it worked for you.
Exactly what is looking for, thank-you sir!
Most welcome Jose! Enjoy, and thank you.
Yet another killer video. Thanks a lot, Darren.
Appreciated - planning the next bunch!
Fantastic work on these videos!
Glad you like them!
really loved this overview on the scopes, thanks sir! :D
Very informative and helpful. Thank you!
This was very good and helpful, but I would have no idea what it all means. I do have a bg in film and have done color correction, but using other software. I'm going to check to see if you posted another video that explains what we're looking at.