Achieve the Super 8mm Film Look Using DaVinci Resolve | 100% Free!

Do you want the Super 8 Film Look on a Budget? Today I will teach you the best way to color grade the super 8mm look for free in DaVinci Resolve. Every effect including halation, grain, gate weave, and subtractive color is done completely free, and most use only DaVinci Resolve to emulate the film look.
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[@fujicinema]

Do you think this looks like film? Let me know what other looks I should create!

[@flow_flotte]

Wow ! Super solid video about the Super 8 film look ! Thanks A LOT

[@AndrewJohnson-hp4kr]

Wow! This is amazing! Thankyou!

[@richardstirling5799]

Great vid thanks

[@mattmjlg5053]

Binge watching you after your Apple log tutorial

[@filmspot_wedding]

worth attenion

[@anggre9981]

thank you thank you thank you

[@skandvibritannia]

Do i have to do this on all the videos on my timeline ? Thanks !

[@fujicinema]

@@skandvibritannia it’s best to do it to each video then apply it to the rest of your footage. I’ll have to make a video on doing that since it’s a bit hard to explain, but there’s a way to easily apply it to everything. Also another way you can do it is instead of selecting clip in your node tree tab, you can select timeline and edit on there and it’s should affect the whole timeline. I hope this helps! Though it’s probably confusing if you’re new to DaVinci. I have some videos which touch on this subject, but I’ll make a video in the future and I’ll let you know about it!

[@alejova9007]

Where do you find the grain pack from?

[@fujicinema]

I searched free film grain a while ago. I’m forget which one I chose but it was years ago. It was years ago, but if you search the same thing I’m sure you’ll find one!

[@976productions8]

great video! what font did you use in the wallpaper?

[@fujicinema]

I use both Boucherie Block and Charcuterie Block for the thumbnails. Both are from Adobe's Font catalogs. I hope this helps!