This Was Filmed During the Day | Turned into Night in Post
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- Unveil the enchanting secrets of color grading to transform daylight into moonlight.
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How is that you grade something filmed during the daytime to look like it was captured at night?
Ever wished you could achieve that same mysterious atmosphere in your own projects? If so, you've landed on the right video.
In this tutorial, we dissect the magic of turning daylight into moonlight - a technique often utilized in big-budget films to create strikingly realistic night scenes.
This technique has been beautifully illustrated in movies like 'Nope' by acclaimed director Jordan Peele, and Robert Zemeckis’ classic 'Cast Away.'
We break down this process into 4 steps in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro.
Whether you're a novice filmmaker or a seasoned professional, understanding how to use this technique effectively can drastically enhance your visuals, adding depth and an immersive atmosphere to your storytelling.
Here is the link to download the clips used in the video:
artgrid.io/clip/336478/red-dr...
artgrid.io/clip/123632/woman-...
filmpac.com/footage/clips/FFA...
To expedite and elevate your color grading journey, we invite you to explore our Cinema Grade plugin:
www.cinemagrade.com/?el=moonl...
For a limited time, you can get 20% OFF on Cinema Grade using the coupon code:
MOONLIGHT20
At checkout. This is an excellent opportunity to make your projects stand out with stunning, cinematic visuals.
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Denver Riddle
CGC Founder & Colorist
www.colorgradingcentral.com
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You have a God given gift for teaching! Whenever someone can take a complicated subject and break it down into digestible, understandable parts.. you know they are unique! Keep up the great work! I wish you the best in all that you do! 👍🏾
Huge fan of showing the steps in multiple software. Nicely done Denver!
Thank you kindly Rafael 🙏🏼 I've been totally digging your titles and philosophy of finessing in post for sometime 🙌🏼
Finally a color grading channel i can rely on
I think there's no sky that is completely dark like the one you created. One wonders where the moonlight is coming from.
Interesting n good tutorial
Making it look so easy! Great tutorial 👌
dude this was so good and really fun to watch! thanks
I was waiting for that!!! Thanks 🙏
You're welcome, glad to hear it!
As a long-time Cinema Grade user, I'd love to see these tutorials include using CG.
Very clever, thank you 👍
Making use of a High Yield Savings account is a really good option too. Especially when it comes to an emergency fund. Great video btw!
Great Tuto, 🙏🏻👍
Thanks!
i bought CG yesterday and i cant use it! in 2 diferent computers have diferent problems! please HELP! PLEASSSSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
sehr gutes video 👍
Thanks!
I have variety of footage which have different aspect ratio from old tape like VHS,DVCAM,Mini DV,HDV and also FHD footage. when we import these footage then by default all clips have same aspect ratio of sqare 1:1 but i want original aspect ratio. In other software like premiere pro when we import clips then it maintain original aspect ratio of original clips but here all the clips have 1:1 aspect ratio. Here from clip attribute we can change aspect ratio but having 200 to 800 clips in a project , it is not possible to do . Is any setting or any solution to solve this in davinci resolve.
i bought CG yesterday,j have problem in activation,your support they did not response on my email . . .please help me . . .
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absolutely fantastic video --- could you please help break down color grading for me --- I'm still a newbie and learning, it would really mean a lot.
Thenkssssssss!!!
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Et after effects ?
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Loved the detailed description, but also the relief at the end that I can achieve this simply with Cinemagrade which I already have. thank you!
Voor nr.1 Davinci Resolve kan dit filmpje 2/3 korter. Daarom kijk ik deze niet af.
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