i liked how you noticed that how many RUclipsrs aren't showing so many details on their videos but one thing no one has ever did is sharing the footage they are working on so we as beginner can follow the process either ways the video is hundred percent helpful, thanks Dunna
Mr.Dunna.. I am a Vibrant Grandma on a steep learning curve. YOU, SIR, are the easiest teacher to listen to ! I have been in deep dive mode for many hours. You explain clearly with clarification on the little details where one could easily get totally lost! Please send me a link to your videos. I wouldn't want to miss one. My grand kids are waiting for my inspiration. I must get into production. I love this! Momma Eve
That’s so great to hear! The best way to make sure that you don’t miss any videos is to subscribe to the channel and hit the little bell button to make sure that you get all notifications. Then RUclips will let you know when I upload!
I’ve been searching for almost 3 month to learn davinci resolve and color grading thank god i found your YT. Moreover you explained it in easy way to understand and all of the question in my head are answered in this video. It’s really help me out! Thank you! God bless you!!
At first, I thought this was just going to be another tutorial showing the same thing over and over again but man was I wrong. Thanks for this great in-depth tutorial. Learned some REALLY useful stuff that I will be applying every day!
Just wanted to say thank you for this video, literally one of the best colour grading videos I’ve seen so far! It helps on how to finish a whole video instead of doing just one clip, which is way better if you have to colour a whole video!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Excellent. This is EXACTLY what I was trying to teach myself today but not very well or complete. This is a fantastic end-to-end flow that I desperately needed. Now I’ll redo the work I did today to see what differences can be made. Simply awesome. Thank you!
@@dunnadidit - therre are some buttons and features i didnt even know existed and i've used this program for years- someone said it- this is a true masterclass do one with vignettes and object tracking
This is pure gold. Not only do you explain things in an easy to understand way, but you also go into your thought process on why you do what you do in a useful step by step way. I can't thank you enough!
Thanks for the effort. This tutorial is just perfect. Just one question: If my footage is quite grainy, in which step should I apply the noise reduction? Thank you very much!
Incredible video. This is a master class that simplifies daunting concepts into digestible chunks which easily apply to many scenarios. Instant add to the favorites and will be re-watching many times! Thank you for taking the time to create this tutorial, Dunna!
Man, I'm a beginner video editor, and when I say beginner I mean I haven't ever gotten further into it than cutting parts out and speeding up/slowing down video. Color grading has always been super intimidating to me because I had no understanding of it. I recently learned of DaVinci Resolve (previously used Premiere which is very busy and intimidating) and how it makes color grading more simple. This was such a killer video to watch and learn the basics of color grading. I've been shooting a lot lately with my new DJI Mini 3 Pro drone and the footage looks stunning after using your color grading tips and correcting the drone footage. Thank you for this tutorial, it's freaking amazing. I feel like my color grading knowledge went from 0-100 in 44 minutes.
woow, this must be the most wholesome color grading tutorial i have seen! so many just regurgitate the same basic rules of "make the scopes looke like this because that is correct" like you should follow that blindly, and not consider what you are actually looking at, and what you are matching it with and trying to achieve. even in the same scene, some clips will be of darker things or bluer things or something, so it always felt so naive to me to think the scopes should look the same. I have also had some understanding of the difference between color correction and grading, but this really showed a perfect practical example with the fast changing light during golden hour, and how to adjust for it and which parts of the scopes you should actually care about and not, and when to use your eyes and mind and creativity! 10/10! :D
Bro this the best video on colour grading that I have watched YET !!! Thanks for making it and make more video on colour grading and on Davinci resolve
This has got to be the most informative video on this process I have seen in a looooong time - no «quick fixes» or «easy solutions», just solid advice on the whole process as a starting point, and then we have to put in the work ourselves, experiment and gain the knowledge and hands on experience to properly master this - Great video, thanks for taking the time to do this :D
Finally someone that shows the actual process that a colorist has to go though when grading an entire scene! Most people on RUclips only put a nice grade on one single clip and call it a day.... I would suggest to get the look in place before balancing out the shots so you don't get to do everything twice if one of the shots fail to match with the desired look.
Glad to hear you liked it! I totally hear you on the look. I go back and forth on this. It's tough to get the look without a balanced shot but it's tough to do the balance without a look haha. Often now, I'll balance out one shot, create a look and apply to everything and then balance the rest underneath the look.
When I started I have not been using S-log with my clips because of how dull it was and just color grade with what works. You convinced me to start shooting in S-logs and I am quite new to the color grading aspect of it, your videos really help out alot its easy to understand the process and is well detailed, Thank you.
I sat down expecting to find this video to be like every other color grading video. However, I watched all the way through because your process is so simple and easy to understand, but accomplishes a lot. I went back to my project after watching the video and was able to get the exact look I was going for using your tips. Thank you SO much!
Really want to thank you for this video. I've watched probably over 5 different tutorials on nodes and color grading up to this point, and couldn't rack my head around it. This was the first tutorial which actually made sense and it was really easy to follow. many thanks!
Man, I've been learning DaVinci for a couple of months, looking at tons of tutorials, and this is by far the best and most detailed one out there. Thank you!!!
I've been with Premier since 2018, I am surely moving to DR for color. This is exactly what I needed to know/understand to color my short film. Much thanks and you've gained a new follower.
Wow! You really nailed the process brother, I'm impressed. It has been a year since you posted this, but it truly is timeless. This is good I'm going to watch it again, plus bookmark it for future reference. I've always struggled with this part, but you have brought 'clarity' to the process. Great job!
Dude, this is brilliant! I was actually afraid of learning Davincii, but with your tutorial, I got rid of that set back. You are one of my favorite channels of all time. Keep it up. Much love from Romania!
I had to stop and give you a thumbs up plus a sub. I been looking everywhere for this footage and you nailed it. This was the best explanation hands down. Thanks Dunna
I never usually bother commenting, but this is really such an excellent video. I'm almost totally new to this and could follow everything. The fact that you are taking the time to guide to where to click and navigate Davinci is so useful, thank you.
Finally a great grading tutorial that I will be watching again again while practicing. I was so pissed that all the other tutorials calling it 'simple' and then proceed to make an ER diagram of 16 nodes.
Dude...thank you for making this video! I've spent days mostly learning things in small chunks watching a smattering of videos for different things, only to find out that I would have done things differently as soon as I learn more. Getting a proper baseline of a more linear process makes it much easier to conceptualize my project holistically. I also have a much better idea of what gaps in my knowledge I need to fill.
just subscribed. you are now my davinci resolve bible. i look forward to learn even more from you. probably the most productive 44 minutes i will ever spend in my life👌
after switching to davinci and exploring color tools a bit I am so happy I came across this video, helped me organise my knowledge and put it to work. THANK YOU!
I have seen so many videos with full workflow for Photoshop and Lightroom. It is a pleasant surprise to see one for Resolve. Full workflow is the key here. I think watching videos like this is the most efficient as far as learning goes. I would encourage you to make a video about your editing and cutting. I also really appreciated the explanations about the shortcuts. Thanks and kudos for this amazing video. Looking forward to more like this.
Yes! More of this please! Amazing! As a newbie to DR, I'm curious as to why you do your Color Correct before bringing it into R709? Coming from Premiere I'd always bring it into the color space first before correcting. This is effectively what you did, but just wondering why you put the Cooler Correct node before the Color Space node?
This Tutorial is great because it just shows practical ways to color grade a clip. In most cases I don't want to grade one clip for half a hour, so thank you very much for this Tutorial!
oh man its defenitely sacred knowledge for beginners in filming as me. I really appreciated the way yo've explained: from beginning to the finish, sequencing, wrapping up all the details. s-log3 now doesn't look to be so scary. thank you so much !
SO WELL DONE. I'd been looking for a video like this. I really appreciate your detailed and clear explanations. You left me with no questions. Thank you thank you.
Has anyone told you that you should create a color grading master class. I’ve dabbled in Resolve but I would definitely purchase an in depth comprehensive, how to color from beginning to end. Love your videos!
To think I was out here just upping the saturation and messing with the contrast and shadows. I'm overwhelmed 😵💫😵💫 Also when you highlighted all of the clips, but then decided you didn't want all of then highlighted, how did you deselect clips??? - figured out that you have to hit Ctrl + click
Along with your video on lift, gamma, and gain, this was *incredibly* helpful. I'm only shooting on my webcam and I'm amazed at how I could get a strong, natural, and dynamic image out of this process!
curiosity is always source of knowledges, always new tips and technics to learn from. I was interesting to watch at your full overview grading process. Maybe is missing your final's exports preferences.
I really appreciate this! It helped me on my most recent episode, and then I can see a huge difference with your tutorial! May God bless you and continue to grow you and everything that you do🙏🏾🙌🏾
wow this is the first color grading video with so much depth that I wish I had before starting color grading in Resolve It's 44 min but I felt it was 15 min . powerful and handy technics i have learned . Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!..
hey dude! I think you've got a great way of explaining things and really appreciated you explaining the keyboard shortcuts you used and what different buttons do, as a beginner/intermediate I found out new thinks. Also great workflow!
How did I miss this video?? I watch all of Dunna's videos, but somehow this one escaped me. Just tested out this workflow for a video I'm making and it works great!! Thx Dunna!!
i just started to learn color grading in Davinci Resolve and I think your way of color grading is the best way for me(not overwhelming way) hahaha. thanks for this!
Your job is amazing, man. It's exactly as you said, a lot of tutorials teaching using just one clip, or even using a photo. Greatings from Brazil. Obrigado!
Ok, im working hard and motivated to get new looks and nice color palettes, but your overall workflow was good to review and I learned a lot again. Thanks
I'm just starting to color grade after using DaVinci for several months. This video was a great primer for understanding nodes and everything else. I'll be watching this several times! Thanks!
In my new journey in the industry, your channel is a godsent. Blows my mind that this video is free. I have a question, why is the CST always set second to last? Any particular reasoning?
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I would watch content like this all day long. This is the best resolve video I’ve seen regarding color grading.
Thank you!
i liked how you noticed that how many RUclipsrs aren't showing so many details on their videos but one thing no one has ever did is sharing the footage they are working on so we as beginner can follow the process either ways the video is hundred percent helpful, thanks Dunna
Glad you found it helpful, I’ll keep that in mind for the future.
Mr.Dunna.. I am a Vibrant Grandma on a steep learning curve. YOU, SIR, are the easiest teacher to listen to ! I have been in deep dive mode for many hours. You explain clearly with clarification on the little details where one could easily get totally lost!
Please send me a link to your videos. I wouldn't want to miss one. My grand kids are waiting for my inspiration. I must get into production. I love this!
Momma Eve
That’s so great to hear! The best way to make sure that you don’t miss any videos is to subscribe to the channel and hit the little bell button to make sure that you get all notifications. Then RUclips will let you know when I upload!
This should have been sold as a full course at not less than a 1,000 Euro.... I'm so grateful. May God bless you!
Thanks for saying that!
I’ve been searching for almost 3 month to learn davinci resolve and color grading thank god i found your YT. Moreover you explained it in easy way to understand and all of the question in my head are answered in this video. It’s really help me out! Thank you! God bless you!!
I’m so glad to hear that! Thanks so much!
Yes!!!! This has been the video I was waiting for 2 years
Nice!!
At first, I thought this was just going to be another tutorial showing the same thing over and over again but man was I wrong. Thanks for this great in-depth tutorial. Learned some REALLY useful stuff that I will be applying every day!
You just made my day with this comment. It’s nice to know that my “vision” for the video is working!
This is my go-to video whenever I'm on a hiatus and relearning color grading all over again. Thanks for making this video beginner-friendly!
Just wanted to say thank you for this video, literally one of the best colour grading videos I’ve seen so far! It helps on how to finish a whole video instead of doing just one clip, which is way better if you have to colour a whole video!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Excellent. This is EXACTLY what I was trying to teach myself today but not very well or complete. This is a fantastic end-to-end flow that I desperately needed.
Now I’ll redo the work I did today to see what differences can be made.
Simply awesome. Thank you!
This is hands down the most comprehensive all encompassing color grading tutorial I've watched. And I've watched a lot of them! Thank you !
Thanks for saying that!
@@dunnadidit - therre are some buttons and features i didnt even know existed and i've used this program for years- someone said it- this is a true masterclass
do one with vignettes and object tracking
Well, I just learned a ton - feels like a few hours of training packed into a shorter very well explained tutorial. Thank you!
This is pure gold. Not only do you explain things in an easy to understand way, but you also go into your thought process on why you do what you do in a useful step by step way. I can't thank you enough!
Thanks for the effort. This tutorial is just perfect.
Just one question: If my footage is quite grainy, in which step should I apply the noise reduction?
Thank you very much!
Thanks for your generosity! I generally do my NR in the very first node.
Incredible video. This is a master class that simplifies daunting concepts into digestible chunks which easily apply to many scenarios. Instant add to the favorites and will be re-watching many times! Thank you for taking the time to create this tutorial, Dunna!
Thank you so much for the kind words!!
This is legit the BEST explanation I've seen on DaVinci color grading
Very appreciative of your time and effort with this. Thanks!
Thank you so much for the support!
Man, I'm a beginner video editor, and when I say beginner I mean I haven't ever gotten further into it than cutting parts out and speeding up/slowing down video. Color grading has always been super intimidating to me because I had no understanding of it. I recently learned of DaVinci Resolve (previously used Premiere which is very busy and intimidating) and how it makes color grading more simple. This was such a killer video to watch and learn the basics of color grading. I've been shooting a lot lately with my new DJI Mini 3 Pro drone and the footage looks stunning after using your color grading tips and correcting the drone footage. Thank you for this tutorial, it's freaking amazing. I feel like my color grading knowledge went from 0-100 in 44 minutes.
So glad to hear that dude!
woow, this must be the most wholesome color grading tutorial i have seen! so many just regurgitate the same basic rules of "make the scopes looke like this because that is correct" like you should follow that blindly, and not consider what you are actually looking at, and what you are matching it with and trying to achieve. even in the same scene, some clips will be of darker things or bluer things or something, so it always felt so naive to me to think the scopes should look the same. I have also had some understanding of the difference between color correction and grading, but this really showed a perfect practical example with the fast changing light during golden hour, and how to adjust for it and which parts of the scopes you should actually care about and not, and when to use your eyes and mind and creativity! 10/10! :D
Thanks Dunna! 🤘I recently ditched Premier Pro and have been diving into Resolve so seeing your whole process was super helpful 😙👌
Niiiice!
Never shot video or anything but I have been wanting to get into it and decided to watch this video when I woke up this morning. Very Very well done!
You seriously just changed my life, best grading tutorial I've seen, hands down.
Thanks!!
Bro this the best video on colour grading that I have watched YET !!!
Thanks for making it and make more video on colour grading and on Davinci resolve
Thank you so much!
This has got to be the most informative video on this process I have seen in a looooong time - no «quick fixes» or «easy solutions», just solid advice on the whole process as a starting point, and then we have to put in the work ourselves, experiment and gain the knowledge and hands on experience to properly master this - Great video, thanks for taking the time to do this :D
Thanks for the kind words!!
Finally someone that shows the actual process that a colorist has to go though when grading an entire scene! Most people on RUclips only put a nice grade on one single clip and call it a day.... I would suggest to get the look in place before balancing out the shots so you don't get to do everything twice if one of the shots fail to match with the desired look.
Glad to hear you liked it! I totally hear you on the look. I go back and forth on this. It's tough to get the look without a balanced shot but it's tough to do the balance without a look haha. Often now, I'll balance out one shot, create a look and apply to everything and then balance the rest underneath the look.
@@dunnadidit yes that is how I do it most of the time also 👍🏻
When I started I have not been using S-log with my clips because of how dull it was and just color grade with what works. You convinced me to start shooting in S-logs and I am quite new to the color grading aspect of it, your videos really help out alot its easy to understand the process and is well detailed, Thank you.
I sat down expecting to find this video to be like every other color grading video. However, I watched all the way through because your process is so simple and easy to understand, but accomplishes a lot. I went back to my project after watching the video and was able to get the exact look I was going for using your tips. Thank you SO much!
This is by far the best color grading video i have ever seen . Thanks a ton. Love from India
Thanks for this video, now the puzzle of steps i've seen over the youtube before is put together. Appreciate a lot!
This is THE video on color grading
One of the best editing tutorial video i can find in RUclips
Really want to thank you for this video. I've watched probably over 5 different tutorials on nodes and color grading up to this point, and couldn't rack my head around it. This was the first tutorial which actually made sense and it was really easy to follow. many thanks!
Great to hear!
Oh man, thank you so much! Having this end-to-end process walkthrough is simply priceless. So much to learn here!
first time shooting in s log. this video actually helped so much. even the simple adding a node which many tutorials didn’t explain how to do
Man, I've been learning DaVinci for a couple of months, looking at tons of tutorials, and this is by far the best and most detailed one out there. Thank you!!!
This was the shortest 45 minutes I can remember, what a great blast of information and good flow of explaining.
One of the best color grading tutorials I've seen for DaVinci Resolve!
Thank you for creating this video - I learned more here than I have watching any video in the past regarding color and thank you for the CTS tutorial!
I've been with Premier since 2018, I am surely moving to DR for color. This is exactly what I needed to know/understand to color my short film. Much thanks and you've gained a new follower.
Wow! You really nailed the process brother, I'm impressed. It has been a year since you posted this, but it truly is timeless. This is good I'm going to watch it again, plus bookmark it for future reference. I've always struggled with this part, but you have brought 'clarity' to the process. Great job!
Dude, this is brilliant! I was actually afraid of learning Davincii, but with your tutorial, I got rid of that set back. You are one of my favorite channels of all time. Keep it up. Much love from Romania!
I had to stop and give you a thumbs up plus a sub. I been looking everywhere for this footage and you nailed it. This was the best explanation hands down. Thanks Dunna
Awesome, thank you!
I never usually bother commenting, but this is really such an excellent video. I'm almost totally new to this and could follow everything. The fact that you are taking the time to guide to where to click and navigate Davinci is so useful, thank you.
That’s what I’m looking for. You really know how to explain in a simple way. God bless you and your family. Thanks for this 🙏
people already said what has to be told. but I’m going to say it again. that was the best explanation video I’ve ever seen on youtube. thanks man.
Finally a great grading tutorial that I will be watching again again while practicing. I was so pissed that all the other tutorials calling it 'simple' and then proceed to make an ER diagram of 16 nodes.
Your Davinci tutorials are the best i've seen by far.🔥
Thanks! Just started to dip my toes into the ocean of Davinci and this explained a lot, awesome tutorial!
This is the BEST Resolve grading tutorial I've come across brother. Thank you.
Dude...thank you for making this video! I've spent days mostly learning things in small chunks watching a smattering of videos for different things, only to find out that I would have done things differently as soon as I learn more. Getting a proper baseline of a more linear process makes it much easier to conceptualize my project holistically. I also have a much better idea of what gaps in my knowledge I need to fill.
Thanks!
just subscribed. you are now my davinci resolve bible. i look forward to learn even more from you. probably the most productive 44 minutes i will ever spend in my life👌
Excellent Basic video, not sure why I didn't comment the first few times I watched it. Thanks for all the effort to present a very complex subject.
Thanks so much for the kind words!
after switching to davinci and exploring color tools a bit I am so happy I came across this video, helped me organise my knowledge and put it to work. THANK YOU!
I have seen so many videos with full workflow for Photoshop and Lightroom. It is a pleasant surprise to see one for Resolve. Full workflow is the key here. I think watching videos like this is the most efficient as far as learning goes. I would encourage you to make a video about your editing and cutting. I also really appreciated the explanations about the shortcuts. Thanks and kudos for this amazing video. Looking forward to more like this.
Great to hear that! Cheers!!
Totally liked it, will rewatch this while doing it. thanks brother. great video, keep doing more Davinci Resolve videos.
Cheers!
Yes! More of this please! Amazing! As a newbie to DR, I'm curious as to why you do your Color Correct before bringing it into R709? Coming from Premiere I'd always bring it into the color space first before correcting. This is effectively what you did, but just wondering why you put the Cooler Correct node before the Color Space node?
This Tutorial is great because it just shows practical ways to color grade a clip. In most cases I don't want to grade one clip for half a hour, so thank you very much for this Tutorial!
Cheers! Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic video. I’ll have to check out more of your work soon.
Cheers!
oh man its defenitely sacred knowledge for beginners in filming as me. I really appreciated the way yo've explained: from beginning to the finish, sequencing, wrapping up all the details. s-log3 now doesn't look to be so scary. thank you so much !
SO WELL DONE. I'd been looking for a video like this. I really appreciate your detailed and clear explanations. You left me with no questions. Thank you thank you.
This is the goated workflow, works great for me learning how to grade LOG footage!
Great to hear!
I've watched like 10 hours of videos on color grading. This is the one I was needing to find.
Thank you for giving one complete illustration, learning a lot from you.😃😃
Has anyone told you that you should create a color grading master class. I’ve dabbled in Resolve but I would definitely purchase an in depth comprehensive, how to color from beginning to end. Love your videos!
I'm just now getting started in video editing. This is super helpful!
To think I was out here just upping the saturation and messing with the contrast and shadows. I'm overwhelmed 😵💫😵💫
Also when you highlighted all of the clips, but then decided you didn't want all of then highlighted, how did you deselect clips??? - figured out that you have to hit Ctrl + click
This was great! Just hopped on the Davinci train after finishing my last project in PP. Thanks for the great tutorial!
Along with your video on lift, gamma, and gain, this was *incredibly* helpful. I'm only shooting on my webcam and I'm amazed at how I could get a strong, natural, and dynamic image out of this process!
This is really good and in detail. I just need to watch and practice again and agin
Glad to hear it!
I loooved this, now I’m 100% NOT intimidated by color grading anymore! Big fat thank you!!!
Content like is is why this is one of the best channels on RUclips, thank you!
for a newbie to videography, this tutorial is so much helpful thank you
curiosity is always source of knowledges, always new tips and technics to learn from.
I was interesting to watch at your full overview grading process.
Maybe is missing your final's exports preferences.
Best color correction video on youtube. And that grease moment! thank you!
Best tutorial for beginner what I've seen so far👍👍. Thx man!
The best color grading tutorial! Really helpful and also easy to follow! Thank you!
Just about to make the switch from Premiere to Resolve so this is perfect timing. Fantastic vid with a good walkthrough of the workflow!
I really appreciate this! It helped me on my most recent episode, and then I can see a huge difference with your tutorial! May God bless you and continue to grow you and everything that you do🙏🏾🙌🏾
watching this and absorbing by the heart! i will spend weeks rewatching this.
Nice!!
Easiest the best explanation of colour correction I have watched. Thank you so much.
wow this is the first color grading video with so much depth that I wish I had before starting color grading in Resolve It's 44 min but I felt it was 15 min . powerful and handy technics i have learned . Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!.. Thank you!!!..
This guy is a good teacher.
This guy thanks you!
First video I have seen where I actually understand color grading and its process. Many thanks 👍
WORTH THE TIME DUNNA DID IT AGAIN 💥💥💥
Noice!!
hey dude! I think you've got a great way of explaining things and really appreciated you explaining the keyboard shortcuts you used and what different buttons do, as a beginner/intermediate I found out new thinks. Also great workflow!
Absolutely amazing! Yesss, please make a tutorial on how to use the film looks in Resolve
How did I miss this video?? I watch all of Dunna's videos, but somehow this one escaped me. Just tested out this workflow for a video I'm making and it works great!! Thx Dunna!!
i just started to learn color grading in Davinci Resolve and I think your way of color grading is the best way for me(not overwhelming way) hahaha. thanks for this!
I don’t even have davinci and I’m already feeling like an expert. Thanks!
Haha alright!
This is the best video I ever seen in my life. Thank you!!!
Bro.. that snapback is hard🔥🧢
Your job is amazing, man. It's exactly as you said, a lot of tutorials teaching using just one clip, or even using a photo.
Greatings from Brazil.
Obrigado!
Ok, im working hard and motivated to get new looks and nice color palettes, but your overall workflow was good to review and I learned a lot again. Thanks
I'm just starting to color grade after using DaVinci for several months. This video was a great primer for understanding nodes and everything else. I'll be watching this several times! Thanks!
In my new journey in the industry, your channel is a godsent. Blows my mind that this video is free. I have a question, why is the CST always set second to last? Any particular reasoning?
I actually have a video talking about that! → ruclips.net/video/zVLKk-DueSU/видео.htmlsi=bPjRfTMUO4evI1Pg
Fantastic video 🤌🤌. This wasn't just another color grading tutorial but a proper real time process. Learned a lot from it.
This is by far the best tutorial I’ve found for color grading. Thank you so much for breaking it down for us rookies. ❤
Thank you so much men, you helped me out of everything and the way you explain and shows everything is really helpful, keep going you deserve more!!
Thank you so much for the message! I appreciate that! What has been the biggest thing you've learned?
Awesome video, so helpful as I try and understand this complex topic