best plugin to have although I'm not fan of a Dehancer film grain it's a bit strong and I don't like how it's animated. I like my noise with less movement. great tut btw.
Почему все считают что ярко голубое небо и лицо маджентового цвета, это кинематографично? (Не говорю что это делаете вы) Я не придираюсь, мы - видеомейкеры должны быть одним целым и развиваться, что бы наши кадры стали ещё лучше, точно так же как в науке. Спасибо за видео.
Great video tutorial on going over the tools and explaining how they effect the video. I did a iOS Dehancer video about week ago for them as well. Thanks for sharing your experience of working with real film.
Fantastic tutorial, very clear explanation. No stories about your mother in law or what ever nonsens. Straight to the point. Well done. Thank you again. Cheers Richard
Hey George, after one year I came back and have to say, this is still one of the best Guides for Dehancer I have seen so far. So well done! 👍 Please allow me one question, there is one thing I was wondering about. In the Project Settings you choose DaVinci WG and DaVinci Intermediate for Input- and Timeline Color Space. In Dehancer you set as Source DaVinci WG/Rec 709. Shouldn't it be DaVinci WG/Intermediate matching to your Project Settings?
HI and thank you🙏. I see you did not use your camera settings in the first "menu".. is there a reason and how would your CST change if you would chose the Sony setting?
I've been using Dehancer for a year and your video was really helpful. I was overwhelmed by Dehancer's website so I was just messing around with all of the settings, just seeing what each did. I was pretty happy with how my footage ended up looking, I just didn't completely understand what everything was supposed to be doing. Thank you for explaining what each of the settings actually does in a simple and easy-to-follow manner!
Welcome Lum. Thanks for subscribing. You can try using the color space settings of your camera for the input to see if you like the result you get. What timeline color space are you usually working in?
The look I created with Dehancer in this video was applied to those same shots.I just adjusted the contrast, white balance, and saturation accordingly. Let me know if you have any questions on how to go about that.
Good introduction to the plug in, but as for the result, way too heavy on the grain in my opinion... Modern Kodak doesn't look like that on a day exterior.
How do you deal with the gamma shift after exporting.. It look great on davinci software but after you export the gamma shifted, also playing it in quicktime make it washed out. What are the settings for export?
I think in my opinion this video showcases the commercial look. Not necessary the cinematic look. Everything is very bright colored like a commercial with tons of slo mo.
Yeah the slow motion doesn't help when creating a film look. "Commercial" look has changed recently. Have you noticed all the commercials with a more "cinematic" type color grade?
Using the HDR wheels along with a DaVinci Wide Gamut color space allows for more "naturalistic" adjustments. Adjusting exposure using the Global HDR wheel is more similar to adjusting the actual exposure on your camera than if you were making an adjustment with the Gain wheel. Both the HDR wheels and Color Warper will behave in this "natural" manner when working in a DaVinci Wide Gamut color space. Using the HDR wheels is just another way to go about making adjustments.
Yes. The input color space is whatever color space the footage is in. For this tutorial, this footage was in the Rec.709 color space (typical for stock footage) so that is what I used for my input settings.
@@george.colorist thanks bud, I thought that was the way to go as I've have seen sum videos where they just use cst nodes but at the end of the day whatever works again many thanks for a cracking video
Dehancer has a setting which makes it less processor intensive. So far, I haven't had issues with slow playback, lag while making adjustments, etc. You can put Dehancer on one node in the Timeline section of your node tree, making it a global adjustment, but that'll change how you'll be using Dehancer.
Dehancer is a third party plugin that you purchase separately from DaVinci Resolve. This is the link to their page. www.dehancer.com. If you decide you want to buy it, you can use my code "GEORGE" for a 10% percent discount. 👍🏼
Can someone tell me why this $400 add-on to a $300 software (or even free if you bought their cameras) is better than all the effects DR comes with?? 🤔
One of the main reasons is the large library of film stocks that it comes with. Multiply the number of negative film stocks by the number of positive film stocks that Dehancer gives you and that is the minimum amount of looks that you can get with Dehancer either as a final look or a good starting point for further adjustments. Aside from that, the film emulation workflow is laid out in an organized way and all the effects you need are right there in one node. The effects of Dehancer also work differently. Some feel they work "better" than the ones in Resolve such as the grain, bloom, and halation effects. They offer a free trial so check it out to see if it's something you'd like to incorporate into your workflow 👍🏼 $400 is a lot for a plugin so it's definitely worth it to try it out first. If you decide you want to get it, you can get a 10% discount with my affiliate code "GEORGE". Thanks for watching.
We think the $400 is the reason Dehancer doesn't show a price on their website and wants to link directly to a download for a trial version. Probably in the hope that after a number of NLE projects/editings you will not be able to easily go back to previous montages without much loss of time. It is always suspicious if the price is not available or is very difficult to find. For a plug-in compared to the very reasonable (lifetime!!!) price tag of the Studio version of DaVinci Resolve, Dehancer is extremely expensive. If it were a separate program, $400 would still be expensive.🤔 The plugin uses DaVinci and then a price comparison, apart from the features, is absolutely common. Compliments for the good and clear review btw. Very nicely and carefully done.👍🏻
Yes. Just make sure the proper conversion is being made first. Dehancer allows you to choose your camera and color space settings in the first Input tab.
AMIGO SEGUI TUS PASOS IGUAL QUE TU Y MI DIOS SAQUE UNA IMAGEN QUE JAMAS PUDE SACAR GRACIAS GRACIAS RECOMENDADISIMO ESTE TUTORIAL TE BOY A COMPRAR TUS POWER Y LUTS MAESTRO GRACIAS
I don’t find it quite as realistic as some private emulations I’ve used. I bought a 500T emulation powergrade and it’s amazing. The halation, bloom, compression, and grain are better. I like dehancer for the wide range of options and all the fine adjustments that can be made to every feature. I’ll probably Frankenstein the pros of each together on a node tree
@@OmniVisionElite Matthias Stoopman developed a powergrade with more math/accuracy than what Dehancer offers. It's no longer for sale, I was one of the 50 people who got it back in 2020. Matthias is a pro colorist and one of the guys at DeMystify Color.
I think people are getting sick of looking at the same digital footage over and over , every video is the same , im a huge fan of Wes Anderson and asteroid city looks bonkers , it’s not for everyone but I’m here for it !!
@@Tonellacam I think a lot of it is nostalgia, too. We respond to those textures and colors. The clinical nature of modern stuff looks really bad, especially in cheaper TV shows and things like that. Very fake looking. Takes me right out.
You gotta be honest man. The video, before you started editing it, is already edited. What you have to do is to show everyone from the very beginning on how to achieve this previous mood before you start editing here. Come on!!!
Where I started in the tutorial is with the original file. This Rec.709 clip is from a stock footage site and it doesn't have much of a treatment besides some contrast and saturation.
![Stromae, Pomme - “Ma Meilleure Ennemie” (from Arcane Season 2) [Official Visualizer]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1F3OGIFnW1k/mqdefault.jpg)
If you’re thinking about getting Dehancer Pro or Dehancer Film, you can use my code “GEORGE” to get a 10% discount. Thanks for watching!
It just sucks that grain gets turned to mush on youtube and it disappears altogether on a phone (where most people watch video now)
Best dehancer tut on youtube. Well done 🙏
Kind words. Thanks for watching! 👊🏼
BEST EXPLANATORY ON NTHIS PLUGGIN EVER
Appreciate it. 👊🏼👍🏼
best plugin to have although I'm not fan of a Dehancer film grain it's a bit strong and I don't like how it's animated.
I like my noise with less movement. great tut btw.
Thanks! I see what you mean. I do wish Dehancer had 16mm, 8mm, and 35mm presets.
yeah its strange to me that they dont offer that like nitrate does. It wouldve been a simple thing to do
Presets already there in version 7
Почему все считают что ярко голубое небо и лицо маджентового цвета, это кинематографично? (Не говорю что это делаете вы) Я не придираюсь, мы - видеомейкеры должны быть одним целым и развиваться, что бы наши кадры стали ещё лучше, точно так же как в науке. Спасибо за видео.
Great video tutorial on going over the tools and explaining how they effect the video.
I did a iOS Dehancer video about week ago for them as well.
Thanks for sharing your experience of working with real film.
Love the colors. But the grain's so distracting :(
Love this explanation! Getting dehancer pro now using your code!
Glad you found it helpful and thanks for using my code!
Fantastic tutorial, very clear explanation. No stories about your mother in law or what ever nonsens. Straight to the point.
Well done. Thank you again.
Cheers Richard
Well explained on key functions and settings, which used to puzzle me. The best Dehancer tutorial on youtube. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching Daniel 👍🏼
Wawwoo so fantastic thanks
Hey George, after one year I came back and have to say, this is still one of the best Guides for Dehancer I have seen so far. So well done! 👍
Please allow me one question, there is one thing I was wondering about. In the Project Settings you choose DaVinci WG and DaVinci Intermediate for Input- and Timeline Color Space.
In Dehancer you set as Source DaVinci WG/Rec 709. Shouldn't it be DaVinci WG/Intermediate matching to your Project Settings?
George keep up the good work bro. Learned a hell of a lot with your tutorials
Glad to hear it! Will definitely be uploading more tutorials on Dehancer.
Excellent presentation!
Bruh 💝
HI and thank you🙏. I see you did not use your camera settings in the first "menu".. is there a reason and how would your CST change if you would chose the Sony setting?
I've been using Dehancer for a year and your video was really helpful. I was overwhelmed by Dehancer's website so I was just messing around with all of the settings, just seeing what each did. I was pretty happy with how my footage ended up looking, I just didn't completely understand what everything was supposed to be doing. Thank you for explaining what each of the settings actually does in a simple and easy-to-follow manner!
Im glad it was helpful for you. Thank you for watching 🙏🏼👌🏼
This tutorial was great and paced perfectly!
Thanks for watching. Hope you learned something 👌🏼
Awesome> i am excited to use this Plugin
Dehancer is awesome. Did you see the new Overscan feature?
I loved this class so much.
What is the name of the background music?
Man, This is so amazing video, thanks so much
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Very good
Great vid- thanks! Love the plugin.
Dehancer is great! Thanks for watching Adam 🙏🏼
Nice video man . I have dehancer pro and was following along but i dont have film compresion
Are you using Dehancer for DaVinci Resolve?
Awesome tutorials. Thanks
hyped for this!
Thanks bro 👌🏼
I must try IT 🏄
👍🏼👊🏼
Thanks for explain it really help 🙏🏻
Can you kindly tell which background music is used
You just won me as subscriber
I still have a question tho,
Do I still source my input to DVR WG/rec709 if I shot with my bmccp in raw?
Welcome Lum. Thanks for subscribing. You can try using the color space settings of your camera for the input to see if you like the result you get. What timeline color space are you usually working in?
Thanks for the video. Good stuff
No problem. Thank you for your support and for watching. 👊🏼
Thanks man
Love it
The section for NLEs other than DaVinci Resolve, I haven't seen. You may please make content that is not solely for DaVinci Resolve. Thank you
George, what computer specs should i get fot this? noob here first time. Thank You.
Man, This is an incredible video.
Thank you 🙏🏼
@@george.colorist Most Welcome. You deserve it😄
Love the color grading on this. Looks so good !!
Thank you. 👊🏼
broooooo! this was soo helpful! thanks a ton.
No problem. Glad it was helpful!
the first 3 shots look straight out of a movie! can you show us how you did it?
The look I created with Dehancer in this video was applied to those same shots.I just adjusted the contrast, white balance, and saturation accordingly. Let me know if you have any questions on how to go about that.
Can the same result be made using Nodes? I have to use CST because Davinci doesn’t support d-log M 😑
Good introduction to the plug in, but as for the result, way too heavy on the grain in my opinion... Modern Kodak doesn't look like that on a day exterior.
I want it!
Great job
How do you deal with the gamma shift after exporting.. It look great on davinci software but after you export the gamma shifted, also playing it in quicktime make it washed out. What are the settings for export?
Man this is awesome. Very detailed. Good job 👌🏼
Thanks man 🙏🏼🙂
Hi, the plugin interface to enter the activation key doesn't pop up after installing. Kindly help. I am using a Mac
Great tutor
Absolutely loved this in depth tutorial ! :D
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
been researching this .. ill make sure to use your code once i decide to purcchase
Thank you! Hope it helped in some way. 👍🏼
I think in my opinion this video showcases the commercial look. Not necessary the cinematic look. Everything is very bright colored like a commercial with tons of slo mo.
Yeah the slow motion doesn't help when creating a film look. "Commercial" look has changed recently. Have you noticed all the commercials with a more "cinematic" type color grade?
Hi Goerge, for Primaries, why do you use HDR wheel?
Using the HDR wheels along with a DaVinci Wide Gamut color space allows for more "naturalistic" adjustments. Adjusting exposure using the Global HDR wheel is more similar to adjusting the actual exposure on your camera than if you were making an adjustment with the Gain wheel. Both the HDR wheels and Color Warper will behave in this "natural" manner when working in a DaVinci Wide Gamut color space. Using the HDR wheels is just another way to go about making adjustments.
nice...
👌🏼
Do you have to use rec 709? I usually transform my non log footage to cineon film log before i use dehancer.
You can go with Rec.709 or CFL 👍🏼 Everybody has a different workflow.
Great Video! I would buy it directly but 400 is much. Would love a "Student" version :o
Thanks for watching. There is a Dehancer Lite version that you can also use the discount code on 👍🏼
Very useful
Useful
what if my footage is V log and V-Gamut should i make the input color space according to what my footage it or it's fixed for that plugin
Yes, you would put that in the input color space transform built into the plugin. Dehancer gives you the option to select the specific camera as well.
Is resolve better than fcpx?
i thought ur input color space wud be ur camera color space,ie s-log 2 -s gamut 3.cine for sony cameras etc...
Yes. The input color space is whatever color space the footage is in. For this tutorial, this footage was in the Rec.709 color space (typical for stock footage) so that is what I used for my input settings.
@@george.colorist thanks bud, I thought that was the way to go as I've have seen sum videos where they just use cst nodes but at the end of the day whatever works again many thanks for a cracking video
i like your layout, can you send the preset? :)
either you have nice monitor or sharp eye, some adjustment is unseen by me
Are you using this as a global adjustment or is this done for each clip? I’ve heard this is taxing on the CPU.
Dehancer has a setting which makes it less processor intensive. So far, I haven't had issues with slow playback, lag while making adjustments, etc. You can put Dehancer on one node in the Timeline section of your node tree, making it a global adjustment, but that'll change how you'll be using Dehancer.
Es compatible con la versión estudio 18
Si 👍🏼
I think davinci resolve without plugins can still give the best ever results. Seemed very confusing all the changes u was making
It is not recognized as an effect in my resolve 18. not in the list. what to do ?
Dehancer is a third party plugin that you purchase separately from DaVinci Resolve. This is the link to their page. www.dehancer.com. If you decide you want to buy it, you can use my code "GEORGE" for a 10% percent discount. 👍🏼
бро подскажи почему вкладвка settings может быть не активна
What camera and lens have you used to shoot this footage?
The original cinematographer shot on a Sony a7S III. He is tagged in the description if you wish to ask him.
@@george.colorist Thank you so much
another great tutorial. keep crashing it. thank you.
No problem. Thank you for watching 🙏🏼👊🏼
Can someone tell me why this $400 add-on to a $300 software (or even free if you bought their cameras) is better than all the effects DR comes with?? 🤔
One of the main reasons is the large library of film stocks that it comes with. Multiply the number of negative film stocks by the number of positive film stocks that Dehancer gives you and that is the minimum amount of looks that you can get with Dehancer either as a final look or a good starting point for further adjustments. Aside from that, the film emulation workflow is laid out in an organized way and all the effects you need are right there in one node. The effects of Dehancer also work differently. Some feel they work "better" than the ones in Resolve such as the grain, bloom, and halation effects. They offer a free trial so check it out to see if it's something you'd like to incorporate into your workflow 👍🏼 $400 is a lot for a plugin so it's definitely worth it to try it out first. If you decide you want to get it, you can get a 10% discount with my affiliate code "GEORGE". Thanks for watching.
We think the $400 is the reason Dehancer doesn't show a price on their website and wants to link directly to a download for a trial version. Probably in the hope that after a number of NLE projects/editings you will not be able to easily go back to previous montages without much loss of time. It is always suspicious if the price is not available or is very difficult to find. For a plug-in compared to the very reasonable (lifetime!!!) price tag of the Studio version of DaVinci Resolve, Dehancer is extremely expensive. If it were a separate program, $400 would still be expensive.🤔 The plugin uses DaVinci and then a price comparison, apart from the features, is absolutely common.
Compliments for the good and clear review btw. Very nicely and carefully done.👍🏻
do these settings work with braw ...?
Yes. Just make sure the proper conversion is being made first. Dehancer allows you to choose your camera and color space settings in the first Input tab.
@@george.colorist yes but after selecting DVR WG/Rec709 you no longer have access to these settings
what music?
$400 is really steep
It can be. Try it out first to see if its worth the investment 👍🏼
AMIGO SEGUI TUS PASOS IGUAL QUE TU Y MI DIOS SAQUE UNA IMAGEN QUE JAMAS PUDE SACAR GRACIAS GRACIAS RECOMENDADISIMO ESTE TUTORIAL TE BOY A COMPRAR TUS POWER Y LUTS MAESTRO GRACIAS
never use temporal nr !!
is it just me or is the level of noise in the footage like actively moving. it was very distracting to me.
I don’t find it quite as realistic as some private emulations I’ve used. I bought a 500T emulation powergrade and it’s amazing. The halation, bloom, compression, and grain are better. I like dehancer for the wide range of options and all the fine adjustments that can be made to every feature. I’ll probably Frankenstein the pros of each together on a node tree
@@Cinnovations Which one was that?
@@OmniVisionElite Matthias Stoopman developed a powergrade with more math/accuracy than what Dehancer offers. It's no longer for sale, I was one of the 50 people who got it back in 2020. Matthias is a pro colorist and one of the guys at DeMystify Color.
I think people are getting sick of looking at the same digital footage over and over , every video is the same , im a huge fan of Wes Anderson and asteroid city looks bonkers , it’s not for everyone but I’m here for it !!
@@Tonellacam I think a lot of it is nostalgia, too. We respond to those textures and colors. The clinical nature of modern stuff looks really bad, especially in cheaper TV shows and things like that. Very fake looking. Takes me right out.
Co w tej edycji jest fajnego ? film dla lansu tyle w temacie.
good tutorial, but destroyed the look in process (as in examples in the end of the video)
中文标题进来发现是英文博主
Chinese subtitles are available 👍🏼
doenst look like film at all. just looks like random luts to me
Way too much film grain on these shots...its distracting. Looks like noise
looks like an iphone
That grain emulation is awful
You're only spoiling this video with an add-on by making a lot of noise! It's not your footage that's cinematic!
Скучнейшие кадры. Типичные для всех стоков.
Looks Horrible fude. You talked too much and i didnt see much . 😥 . i dont like it
Your work is so Mid, stop making tutorial bro
You gotta be honest man. The video, before you started editing it, is already edited. What you have to do is to show everyone from the very beginning on how to achieve this previous mood before you start editing here. Come on!!!
Where I started in the tutorial is with the original file. This Rec.709 clip is from a stock footage site and it doesn't have much of a treatment besides some contrast and saturation.