Building Looks Pt 4

[@xpert9001]

Whoa thats cool. Ive seen so many coloring videos for years and finally found one on how to build some cool film looks that are repeatable.

[@ilovethejeshuruns]

How do one achieve that Cullen, without a Colloid?

[@frwiss]

Great series. Made so much progress in a week of watching your channel. Thank you!

[@Andrew-vi7je]

This is so helpful Cullun, thank you so much! Is there a way to rerate the camera directly in resolve?

[@kaic1764]

Hey Cullen went back to your oldest videos and trying to watch everything through as we speak! Love this series, it definitely helped shape my thinking in a completely different way. Do you have any recommendations for doing everything you did with colloid in the free version of resolve?

[@CullenKelly]

Glad to hear it! No, Colloid was built specifically because there were things I wanted to do that weren't really achievable inside Resolve...

[@kite919]

Hey, thanks for the tutorial! A question about the node-flow: Is there a specific reason you apply the creative look (the blade runner orange) before the "splittone" node? If youre aiming for a monochromatic look, wouldnt that end up being contraproductive if you want to make it orange, and then after you made it orange, you introduce blue to the shadows?

[@fixmyscrew1]

Loved this series! Just one question, for a full project like a film/short film would you recommend doing this on group level instead of timeline level? Also I noticed you didn’t balance the image before applying this look, is that because log signal is already balanced, like would that just depend on how well it was shot?

[@fixmyscrew1]

@@CullenKelly Yeah I totally get that, the shots you worked on seemed perfectly balanced from the rec709 conversion. Never thought of applying an overall contrast curve and exposure adjustments on timeline level but seeing you do it made perfect sense

[@fixmyscrew1]

your clip levels must only consist of power windows most the time then?

[@RKColor]

Really enjoyed this series (and your other videos as well) - thank you for putting these together. Out of curiosity is there any reason you add nodes downstream vs upstream? I'm kind of assuming personal preference and continuing to work downstream from your rec709 node but was curious if there's more to it.

[@RKColor]

@@CullenKelly awesome - thank you!

[@artzemchenko]

How to get that colloid?

[@CullenKelly]

No longer available, but I have a new tool dropping soon!

[@보배로그-l7f]

Hi~ How to get that colloid?

[@CullenKelly]

I discontinued Colloid a year or two ago, but I have a new in-depth toolset coming out shortly. My newsletter will get all the details first, so if you grab one of my freebies (or if you already have) you’ll be on that list.

[@Milan-cf1xe]

So i really have to use the colloid plug in to get this look?

[@Milan-cf1xe]

@@cicolas_nage Thanks for the answer! Very much appreciated

[@yogasagar7720]

@@CullenKelly how to get that colloid

[@ST7GOLDTRIDENT]

Thank you.