I bought the access to the Color Grading Academy for Davinci & Cinema grade, and I have to say it is worth 10x the price. The best way to salute such a job is to promot it from the heart. Thanks man ! Keep on going. And for you who watch theses videos, don't be afraid to go to the next step : give a little bit of money, you will save a lot of time.
I think the best advice I ever got was to pick a tool, like the qualifier, and just spend an entire day getting to know it inside and out. go through all those OTHER options in the tool you NEVER use and play with them, get familiar. its amazing, I spent 2 hours a night doing this and by the end of the week I was blown away with how much power is available and all the things I never knew was possible. you get those "no waaaaaay" moments.
like the qualifier, and just spend an entire day getting to know it inside and out. go through all those OTHER options in the tool you NEVER use and play with them, get familiar. its amazing, I spent 2 hours a night doing this
The color space transform stuff is blowing my mind. As someone who didn't go to school for film but is making a living off video, RUclips tutorials like this are priceless -- thank you for sharing your knowledge! Even using Sony's first-party SLog3 to s709 LUTs, I have felt like I've been losing data when converting my 10bit FX3 footage to rec709... excited to see what this will unlock for my color grading :)
That is very kind of you, thanks for the comment Jasper :)
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To evade probable misconceptions, CST part of this video needs more robust explanation. The thing is, you need to be on non-color managed timeline for this to work properly and I recon if you haven't gone through project settings -> color management and changed it, you're likely to end up with more problems and things are gonna feel much more obscure. I would have to write pretty hefty tutorial, so I rather guide you towards awarded colorist Darren Mostyn and his incredible tutorials. No ads, no long intros, no bull*hit. This one will give you pretty comprehensive understanding of RCM (resolve color management) in 10 minutes: ruclips.net/video/8geDbNpH5cI/видео.html And this is more comprehensive tutorial on different CST methods: ruclips.net/video/c4AVwVdKTHc/видео.html
I have your Cinema Grade tool. Excellent color grading tool. What really helped me was your skin fix technique using the Color Compressor. When I shoot in Sony S-Cinetone, it puts a lot of yellow in my skin. But, with the Color Compressor, I get rid of all that. Thanks so much for all of these techniques.
It's also really important for the CST to go in the right place in the node structure... usually at the end so your adjustments happen BEFORE the mathmatical transform.
I'm searching about how to unclock turbo mode with davinci resolve. The reviews in this video are very detailed and helpful, helping me gain more knowledge about this! Thanks for sharing!
The color matching tip at 2:35 does not work. You can try this by transforming a clip from red -> rec709 and then the same clip from red -> arri -> rec709. It will give the same result. Resolve even seems to loose a bit of dynamic range with the extra math.
Excellent contribution friend, the explanation is absolutely clear and consistent, it helps me a lot with this information, since I really needed it, thanks.
Great tips, that colour compressor is new to me, it's gonna be a game changer! Beautiful looking frame you have as well, looks super high quality, great colours etc. Seems too good for RUclips in some respects!
Already heard of most of these effects or already did them on my own. But nevertheless this gave me a little reminder to use them more frequently. I think one can get some really cool results by incorporating these into an edit. Thus, really helpful video. Quick, easy to follow and most importantly inspiring! Keep up the great work
A lovely video, really informative and very interesting, 100% recommendations and really helps anyone in long-term doubts and projects, delighted with its content..,,.
These tips are incredible! How do you determine the proper color space transform to input? Specifically, I'm wondering about log footage from an Autel Evo 2 pro drone. I'm told it is 10-bit "A-log" footage, but I don't see "A-log" as an option.
I bought the access to the Color Grading Academy for Davinci & Cinema grade, and I have to say it is worth 10x the price.
The best way to salute such a job is to promot it from the heart.
Thanks man !
Keep on going.
And for you who watch theses videos, don't be afraid to go to the next step : give a little bit of money, you will save a lot of time.
Thank you for your kind words 🙏🏼
I think the best advice I ever got was to pick a tool, like the qualifier, and just spend an entire day getting to know it inside and out. go through all those OTHER options in the tool you NEVER use and play with them, get familiar. its amazing, I spent 2 hours a night doing this and by the end of the week I was blown away with how much power is available and all the things I never knew was possible. you get those "no waaaaaay" moments.
You should make part 2,3,4
There is so much to learn from you man!!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
That skin trick is totally great.
like the qualifier, and just spend an entire day getting to know it inside and out. go through all those OTHER options in the tool you NEVER use and play with them, get familiar. its amazing, I spent 2 hours a night doing this
I appreciate how there’s no ads, thanks.
The color space transform stuff is blowing my mind. As someone who didn't go to school for film but is making a living off video, RUclips tutorials like this are priceless -- thank you for sharing your knowledge! Even using Sony's first-party SLog3 to s709 LUTs, I have felt like I've been losing data when converting my 10bit FX3 footage to rec709... excited to see what this will unlock for my color grading :)
That is very kind of you, thanks for the comment Jasper :)
To evade probable misconceptions, CST part of this video needs more robust explanation.
The thing is, you need to be on non-color managed timeline for this to work properly and I recon if you haven't gone through project settings -> color management and changed it, you're likely to end up with more problems and things are gonna feel much more obscure.
I would have to write pretty hefty tutorial, so I rather guide you towards awarded colorist Darren Mostyn and his incredible tutorials. No ads, no long intros, no bull*hit. This one will give you pretty comprehensive understanding of RCM (resolve color management) in 10 minutes: ruclips.net/video/8geDbNpH5cI/видео.html
And this is more comprehensive tutorial on different CST methods: ruclips.net/video/c4AVwVdKTHc/видео.html
The banding wipe at the beginning was the greatest since it all went to 8-bit for RUclips and thus there was zero discernable difference 😆
He did a very good job imo. Explaining the basics step by step. English is not my first language and I have no experience in using DAWs
I have your Cinema Grade tool. Excellent color grading tool. What really helped me was your skin fix technique using the Color Compressor. When I shoot in Sony S-Cinetone, it puts a lot of yellow in my skin. But, with the Color Compressor, I get rid of all that. Thanks so much for all of these techniques.
It's also really important for the CST to go in the right place in the node structure... usually at the end so your adjustments happen BEFORE the mathmatical transform.
I'm searching about how to unclock turbo mode with davinci resolve. The reviews in this video are very detailed and helpful, helping me gain more knowledge about this! Thanks for sharing!
Another brilliant tutorial. That color compressor hack feels like a game-changer. Thanks, Denver!
This video is amazing. I just found out about you last night and already watched all your videos. Your hilarious.
Wow damn that was good! Hope you will make a part 2!!!
My fave color grade channel!
Color Compressor was a game changer. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Probably the best da vinci resoolve video! 5 minutes and learnt so much!!
Nice sneak advert at the end.
TNice tutorials is exactly what I needed to understand the UI. Great tutorial!
Thank u for being a great human being and taking ti to help all of us noobs out cheers
It runs perfectly! No stutter at all! THANKS!
This video is the great advertisement for Cinema Grade. Loved it (and the overview of the effects). Keep em coming
Awesome. We want the part 2
Just got Resolve Studio 18 to play with. So fortunate that 18 is no longer in beta. Thanks for the trick.
Man, you're rocks! Thank You for your course !!! I've learned so much!!!
You're very welcome! Thank you for saying so :)
The color matching tip at 2:35 does not work. You can try this by transforming a clip from red -> rec709 and then the same clip from red -> arri -> rec709. It will give the same result. Resolve even seems to loose a bit of dynamic range with the extra math.
Part 2 please! Cinema Grade... Wow!?
dude, so helpful. would love another video. thanks
Thanks a lot - your video is a Great start to soft soft. I'm onto it !
Excellent contribution friend, the explanation is absolutely clear and consistent, it helps me a lot with this information, since I really needed it, thanks.
Yaaa we want part 2 & many more
Keep it coming man! It's awesome!
Thank you for the informative and educational video!
Wow, these were amazing tips. Thanks so much!
THis is a lifesaver, thank you!
love you sir lots of love from India
Best video ever. Workflow will change
Very nice explanatory video!
super helpful , more of these pls
Need part 2
5 DaVinci Resolve Effects That Unlock Turbo Mode. This video is really good and interesting video. Thank you for sharing the video.
GREAT GREAT GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!!! thank you very mucho!!!!!!!!!! we want more!!!!!!! THSNKS FOR SHARING!!!!!
Kinda knew about the others already as a student/beginner, but Color compressor holy cow🔥 Thanks!
This video is very good and very informative and really good
Excellent an much needed info u had shown about davinci resolve effects with complete details.. An will follow an try soon !!!
awesome! i'm trying to switch programs, I love premiere... but I tried Da Vinci and was really good in some places were Premiere fail
this was very helpful, thank you
I am loving it , thank you so much.
Excellent.
Thank you.
Great video. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much dude.... Helped me a lot
Excellent tips. Looking forward to more parts in the series. Thank you for putting this out.
Great tips to get started with Davinci Resolve - thank you 🙏🏻
Yes, please, part 2! BTW Although just a "keen amateur," Cinema Grade is SO EASY TO USE!
i love it, part 2 please
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
The Cinema grade is just like Lightroom (Which I’m used to)
You tha Man! 👌🏼
Great tips, that colour compressor is new to me, it's gonna be a game changer! Beautiful looking frame you have as well, looks super high quality, great colours etc. Seems too good for RUclips in some respects!
This was excellent 👏
Nice work videos working with your friends
Very nice information..this is very helpful.the explanation is very clear.
Excellent video
sooooo good mate! Thank you!
We def need a part 2 but with even more tips!
YES PART TWO
Great vid. Quick, easy to understand explanations.
You explained very well. I like your video. Thank you for sharing us.
This is super cool man thanks ;-) i followed!!
Already heard of most of these effects or already did them on my own. But nevertheless this gave me a little reminder to use them more frequently. I think one can get some really cool results by incorporating these into an edit. Thus, really helpful video. Quick, easy to follow and most importantly inspiring! Keep up the great work
TNice tutorials is so fun editing in it I just saw half of your tutorial and couldn't stop PLAYING WITH ITT dont worry I ca bac k after it
Very good information, it's great. I support every word.This worked a lot for me to make the right decision!
yea I think a part 2 is needed
very helpful and simple man.. i tNice tutorialnk i'm gonna see all your videos
Nice tutorial
Nice one - thanks!
I would like to see how to calibrate a monitor or oled tv to use in Davinci, thanks
This is very helpful.. Thank you for sharing this is with us.. Really very informative and well explained also.
Cool You really help me Well done!
Most excellent!
PLease make part 2 !!!
Amazing, Thanks a lot
very nice , thanks
Thank you for the sharing video
Everything your showing looks cool except the deband didn't really work. But I hope they fix it in the future. Otherwise great job on showcasing.
One of the best video
So good, ty!
loved it !
As others have said, this is a very useful video and I look forward to more.
Nice tutorial brother sorry I need to ask you if soft can be installe on Android?
wow, this was helpful 😍
Very helpful
Yes, part two! Thanks
Great tips, thank you! Keep on please with the next ones 😊
A lovely video, really informative and very interesting, 100% recommendations and really helps anyone in long-term doubts and projects, delighted with its content..,,.
informative video good sir, Gracias
Great, thanks!
Please make 2nd part
Thank you!
Great tips.
A second might be great.
These tips are incredible!
How do you determine the proper color space transform to input? Specifically, I'm wondering about log footage from an Autel Evo 2 pro drone. I'm told it is 10-bit "A-log" footage, but I don't see "A-log" as an option.