DaVinci Resolve: Advanced Panel “Secret” Copy Tip
New in version Resolve 16.1: Copy and Paste a Node using the two mystery buttons below the Lift Track Ball.
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DaVinci Resolve: Zoom your grading monitor by adjusting your GUI
How to use the three dot options palate to gang your grading monitor with your GUI. This is great for fine keying and rotoscope work.
iColorist Virtual Training
Kevin and Warren discus via ZOOM the ICA Virtual training options, who it is aimed at and what are the kit requirements for the student.
ICA Bogota Student Testimonials
In 2019 Warren and Kevin headed to Bogota, Colombia for the first South American ICA Classes. This is a behind the scenes student testimonial film.
Vlog EP02: Bogota
In 2019 Warren and Kevin headed to Bogota, Colombia for the first South American ICA Classes. Bogota is a vibrant fun city and was a fantastic place to run our classes.
Meet the ICA EP03: Monitor Mythbusters
The first part of this Webinar features Warren Eagles CSI and Stuart Pointon’s monitor evaluation movie. 7 SDR color grading options for under $5000US. What are the pros and cons of these monitors. Ideal for somebody looking to start their own grading facility. Warren and Stuart are then joined by Kevin Shaw, Wade Odlum and Dario Bigi to discus their experience with monitors.
Meet the ICA EP02: Craft Tech Create
Simon Walker discusses “How broadcasters and facilities are using tools from the Magic Bullet Suite”, Jeff Greenberg explains “Why I love my Stream Deck”, Yuki Ariandi describes “Printer lites on the iPad with Duet Display and the Tangent Element Vs App”, Diego Yhama on “How to use the Resolve OFX Color Compressor”, and Blake Jones on “Object Removal: Should the colorist be doing these VFX type fix ups?”. Warren and Kevin also chat about X-rite the new ICA sponsors and how their new ‘Virtual’ classes have been received.
The Shocking Truth About Parallel Nodes
Three more of Kevin’s Power Tricks built around Parallel and Layer nodes. Understand the truth about Parallel Nodes, how best to use them and when not to use them.