Color Grading Using LUTs + FREE CINEMA LUT

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Color grading is the best part of video editing. In this video I show you how to use LUTs to get great looking films. I show how to use LUTs in DaVinci Resolve as well as Premiere Pro. If you need more LUTs to color grade with, you can visit my site CinemaGradeLuts.com/LUTS
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[@photovisionproject]

Very instructive and educational videos! One more subscriber. Keep on going!

[@BoGaines]

Thank you!! 🙌🏼

[@Posted3000]

You deserve way more subscribers. I am now one of them 👍

[@BoGaines]

Thank you! 🤙🏼I appreciate that.

[@muazbinali]

Thanks. this is a lot of help :)
easily explained on to the point. subscribed and bell is on :D

[@BoGaines]

I appreciate it! 🙌🏼

[@tuanofoxie6536]

You had all the answers I was looking for. Thanks. But I have an exporting problem, my clips don’t look as good when I export compared when it’s in my timeline , any tips for me.? (BRAW)

[@BoGaines]

Hey, I had the same problem a while back. The project settings ends up being different than the screen itself, so the output gets messed up. So what I saw on my timeline would bounce with less color and look faded.
Here’s how I fixed my issues:
1. On the top left of the screen click “Davinci resolve” and “preferences” go to the “system” tab and the “general” tab. Make sure that “Use Mac display color profiles for viewers” is checked.
2. Click “file” and “project settings”. On the “color management” tab change your “timeline color space” to the “Rec.709-A” setting.
3. After editing your project, when you export the video, on the render page, under “advance settings” make sure your “data levels” are set to “full”.
This made my exports look just like how I was editing them to look. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions.

[@sungkim465]

hey bo, great video man
i was wondering, what nodes do you do to create the Lut? curves? hue?
thank you man

[@BoGaines]

I mostly stick with the “qualifier tool” and move colors around. Creating Teal/Orange look for example. Sometimes I mess with curves to give a certain look.

[@sungkim465]

@@BoGaines gotcha, thank you my friend