This tips and tricks video explains how to use the fixed vector secondary color isolation in Resolve. For more information on DaVinci Resolve Training please visit our website. www.vision2see.de/resolve-training https://youtu.be/7NXcUQeUZMw
Using Custom Curves and Power Windows in Resolve 14.3. For more information on DaVinci Resolve Training please visit our website. www.vision2see.de/resolve-training https://youtu.be/n922Id9bgSQ
This video tutorial shows you how to preview multiple Looks in a wedding clip using the Resolve PowerGrade and split screen features.
I often get asked this question, and the answer is every project is different. Being able to grade your elements can really help the way your shot comes together.
The conform part of Resolve is probably the easiest part for editors to understand. It is still best to start with a small simple timeline in Premiere Pro that you can round trip into Resolve.
Ungraded versus Graded comparison. The reference movie is ungraded RAW or LOG material.
You would be mad to start grading without first checking the conform with a ref movie. Judging by the number of questions I get about this during my ICA training classes, this can be quite tricky.
Are you a photographer looking to shoot moving footage. Obviously you want the same image control over your moving images as you do when retouching your stills.
Using the RGB mixer to grade your black and white picture is like introducing color filters into black and white photography.
