How to Touch Up a Face in DaVinci Resolve - DaVinci Resolve Color Grading Tutorial

[@marioponcedeleon95]

It's incredible how much valuable information Casey provides, all without charging a single dollar. Thank you so much!

[@Przemo-c]

I really like your tutorials as they are showing tool by their practical application. Not some arbitrary way you can use it. This way not only we get info on the tool and how it works but also gives ideas on where we might use it. Also I like that now you did progressive showing of corrections at the middle and end not just the before and after everything. Thank you very much for your work on those tutorials.

[@klsimedia8427]

Your videos are great! You have the best teaching style and detailed information that I have found online when it comes to DaVinci Resolve. Keep up the Great Work!

[@filnn]

DaVinci Resolve is like the Dark Side, it has unlimited power!

[@FFVison]

Resolve Studio is like the dark side with the unlimited power. Resolve free is like the light side, but still far more powerful than mere mortals.

[@zillaman0916]

So Long as you have the right teacher to help you channel it.

[@dennybe]

I liked the fact that the 'glow' matched the color warmth of the light in the background.

[@apeel2008]

You make EVERYTHING look soooo easy!

[@jimcrawford7446]

Very well done on this most important color correcting topic, the face. Clear and concise with good detail of DR controls and the effects. Understood the use of parallel nodes for eyes, teeth, skin as this separates each treatment. Following timely but quick navigation often is challenging as I am fairly new to DR but this was perfect. Thanks, and again, very well done.

[@markmurphy5486]

Man these are great! Checked out some other tuts and people are noding the crap out of stuff with literally no explanation!! So clear and concise.. thank you!

[@robertdocherty6127]

So super useful. All models gain confidence when you can show them at their very best.

[@jimathanasopoulos2234]

Thanks!

[@VintageInsightPhotography]

Great! I now understand the difference between serial and parallel nodes! Thank you. It’s good to see how some Photoshop skills can translate into DaVinci Resolve. Great tutorial!

[@gahnascimento4733]

Man, you really help me!! Collor correction it's a Hard thing and your videos help me a lot!!! I'm from Brazil!! Bye bye

[@kiokio7555]

Casey is best when it comes to video editing..sharp , no BS , and things workkkkkk

[@Kar1heikk1]

Damn this is just crazy stuff. Learning more every day from your videos. Thanks Casey.

[@chinosts]

What a great video Casey! Really awesome result.. I will be sure to use this technique on my own videos.. thank you so much for the excellent content as always

[@ShijoCT650]

Thanks. Your way teaching is much easier and simpler to understand

[@GoTravelPlanet]

Casey man, what would I do without your tutorials! Thank you

[@DrinkingStar]

WOW. Fast,easy and simple to create something much harder and possibly impossible to do in the video editors I have used. It is even easier, faster and simpler than using Photoshop Elements. I presume that I can import a photo , work on it the same way as a video clip and then export it as a photo. The existence of parallel nodes is one of the best things I have seen with DaVinci and which does not exist with the editors I have used.

[@shhh994]

Thank you so much, ive been stuck on colour correction for ages and this video finally helped me work it out

[@sethisrad]

Was that a Nacho Libre reference there? If so, I love this channel even more than I already did! Always recommend you to those wanting to learn DaVinci!

[@michaelfinnwildlifephotogr5768]

Great info, as always, Casey. Take care, stay safe.

[@LittleFoxlol]

The best tutorial among all others. Explained in each step and details ❤️💗👍

[@thelifeforme]

I understand parallel nodes better now. Nice job!

[@luckyenigmas]

YES! I am slowly learning editing and you are a great teacher on this thank you!

[@lauralawrence9951]

You have tought me so much about resolve! Thanks

[@subgenius5150]

Hey Casey, was wondering if you could do a guide on black voids for product shots. Love your vids man!

[@BalarajShiva]

Love the way you taught😍

[@eternalpurusharth4060]

You motivate me Thanks for everything

[@nomadsergio4588]

You are videos are the best. Thank you for being so detailed and clear on explaining everything!

[@TheShamansQuestion]

You're a mind reader. Struggling with faces in low lighting. Good to compare your approach. Have you ever gotten an error msg about maxing your GPU for too many correctors?

[@stevebarnesmedia]

Well done Casey! You made the nodes look so sensible : - )

[@professormccoy4500]

Fantastic, Casey!

[@Vospi]

The skin around the eyes is oversaturated now :( do it with HSL and not with curves?

[@colorgradinginsights]

I think it’s all a matter of personal preferences!

[@trelstudios3068]

Dude! You da man! I have an idea for a video that you could potentially do. I work on an extremely long documentary sometimes over two hours. I can have anywhere from 30 to more titles. Every single project the producer wants to make a final tweaks to the lower thirds or titles etc. at the last minute. Is there a way to change all of the titles at the same time globally for specific group like the lower thirds. I would saving the titles out and applying them as a saved effect during the edit. so each title will essentially the same in fusion except for the text on each title. Is there a way to globally change something on all of those effects easily or do you need to go in and tweak each one separately?

[@JensChrStrandos]

Excellent tutorial again!

[@juliustubbsDP]

Got to love this guy. Thank you!!

[@PikeProductions23]

I concur- it is cool

[@detmarleertouwer]

It is cool! Thank you, Casey!

[@braekhaven]

Finally a tutorial with black skin tones

[@BrokerBasil]

Very cool 😁 (and I guess kinda easy and straightforward once you become familiar with the details).

[@ringxxring]

Thank you, damn davinci is awesome 😝

[@damientoman]

Hmm... You, sir, are a master. Great tutorial. Thanks. Got me thinking. R5 8K RAW video to create the best portrait still frames and short clips? So hard to get great young family portraits with babies and youngsters (grandchildren). This could work. Of course, choosing the best frames, and editing in Lightroom, would work for stills, but not for special short video clips.

[@happinessninja6678]

I need to learn this! Thanks for sharing!

[@edwardfknight]

Hi Casey, My request to you is outside the scope of this video; sorry. Would you please do a video on removing a light reflection in eyeglasses on Davinci Resolve 17? Perhaps you have already done this topic. I have searched for it with no luck. Thanks.

[@chateaumedia]

Great tuturials . I learn a ton here and gain confidence I can do it too. Thanks. By the way my wife's grandma is "Faris" family, but she's a Lebanese lady? I am curious.

[@EdoDijkgraaf]

Smashed it! Great video again. Cheers!

[@jencolor2861]

Really cool! Thanks a lot for the video!:)

[@jopereirapt]

Ya, it's cool. 👍👍👍

[@callmemrbell]

Yo this is cool 😆

[@aranyabandyopadhyay4491]

thanks so much for your tutorials.

[@EnriqueAviles]

Great tutorial as usual! What do you think of the face track from the pro version? Any tutorial on that?

[@tommyinthe8ir]

it's pretty cool

[@benjaminmagambo3849]

Legendary 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@KevinLJ-Photography]

I think it's VERY COOL! Thank you.

[@mario-off-topic]

It's cool!

[@KarelZweefvlieger]

Wow skilfull thnx!! yeah it is cool - liked- :-)

[@Altek2k]

Another really useful video, thanks!

[@CaseyFaris]

Glad you think so!

[@franci-uz]

OMG is this crazy! Can I do this with the free version of Davinci resolve 18.1.4 mac??

[@CaseyFaris]

Yup!

[@sujitpraharaj]

I think it's totally cool

[@zhanko73]

What if I need to correct the light arrive to the face which is moving. I mean on moving the face is not always on the screen, sometimes goes out for 10-20 seconds then coming back. So is there any way to setup the correction even several times without cut the clip to several parts?

[@becd2239]

Hi :) My "glasses" are slipping off, right down onto the cheeks when tracking. What can I do please?

[@boxofficeafrica]

Omg! this is awesome

[@aavfoto]

you are a great!

[@RobertsIslandLivingAdventures]

cool !

[@sebarrow663]

Hi Casey! Please make a video on how to make a 30 year old man look like a really old man.. Thanks for everything, you're the best 😊👍🙏

[@southpawdeanlefty342]

That'll take LX years

[@mykrobinson6090]

Does the stacking order of the parallel nodes matter?

[@drafeirha]

no they are independent from each other, unlike layer nodes

[@TheShamansQuestion]

Unstructions inclear: cracks all around my like button.

[@RockDavid]

Let me ask, on the bottom of your color page you have 3 sections. I USED to have the same, but after the update it deleted the center pane. How do i get that second one back? I can't seem to find it, as all the things from the center pane that are gone now are all in the first one. Im confused why it did this and can't find how to change it back since the update.

[@dirtcreature3d]

idk man the end result really didn't do it for me....maybe do a tutorial on if the talent is too bright/reflective

[@alfredpartosa5759]

nice

[@rebelstasia]

I think it's very cool

[@johndrow8866]

Its coool!!

[@Johnlayne65]

It's cool

[@Droneswayup]

I have been struggling with this. Is magic mask faster and better than this method?.

[@colorgradinginsights]

Magic Mask is more precise but it’s very heavy on the system! Many people complain that their machines are not powerful enough to use it.

[@MOMAT_]

I think that was cool

[@petermaasz]

What happens to the mask on her teeth when she closes her mouth during the clip?

[@jopereirapt]

Then you don't need whitening... 😁. As he says, this example is easy. I guess you have to start another tracker and confine these with keyframes.

[@JimRobinson-colors]

@@jopereirapt Not true - you have to animate a mask for stuff like that because the effect will still be there. The same with any eye fixing - when they eyes are closed it can change drastically. Casey should have shown how to edit the track by switching it to frame on the tracker. Then you can go to a frame make changes - move ahead and change it again and Resolve will animate between the changes on frame basis with added keyframes. So in the case of a power window - if someone closes their eyes ( or mouth ) you can animate the circular window and follow the movements.

[@JimRobinson-colors]

@@newscotlandtv I don't doubt that for a second. Casey has been making Resolve tutorials for a long time. He has probably, in one way or another, covered pretty much everything. The fact that someone asked the question was the relevance of me saying that maybe Casey should have quickly shown that. When these techniques are used in a color correction workflow - that exact thing happens a lot. So the person watching this could tie it together, if it was relevant. He pointed to other videos all through this one. So that could have been a - "I cover this in this video" moment.

[@jopereirapt]

@@JimRobinson-colors Yap, I agree.

[@richardmorschel6266]

cool. cool. cool. cool.

[@unet7292]

WOW

[@keane4220]

cool

[@BaxTechYT]

Alright. You know I can’t help but hit that like button when you use Nacho Libre quotes

[@romitjethwaney]

It's says "no live features to track"

[@darrenshao5294]

Boy that's a big difference

[@dez7852]

I think it's cool

[@SnappyScience]

This video. I think it's cool.

[@jibanshil5105]

First boy nice sense of humor😁

[@MontyQueues]

thank you my son

[@rahulzestupid9957]

You truly edit nice Casey Neistat.

[@thegroove2000]

BLACK MAGIC.

[@KyleCre8s]

1000th view :)

[@BLAKHARTFILM]

I have to check out so many of your other videos before I can figure out this one. Just finished filming and editing my first video and whilst editing, I realized that I had no idea what I was doing. At any rate, you can view it here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2nQgoiXodKjkMU I would be very pleased if you would leave a critique in the comments. Thank you.

[@perfect12386]

I can see this becoming as adictive as photoshop. You're a terrible influence. 😂

[@kingshuk1990]

do not try to look fair on Ebony Skin.... You can not make Jasmine Webb into Jasmine Jae..

[@philippkowalski1105]

this tutorial is quite honestly not very good. It is in no way repeatable and seems to be only working for this very source material. Supper disappointing besides the bad quality of the video itself (do you ever think before hitting record?

[@CaseyFaris]

Hey, that's pretty mean. Sorry it didn't work for you.

[@H76Pro]

She needs to do her hair!

[@jackgoresailing]

2nd comment :)

[@adeleceylan7237]

what a hassle for fixing bad lighting....it looks fake as fuck. there's no depth but some part of the face are brighter, it doesn't look real. this isn't "hollywood levels" because the cinematography is bad. did nestor almendros fix

[@colorgradinginsights]

I think it’s because very often just for the sake of the tutorials, we can’t use the best footage, it’s just to show you some possibilities of the software, not to create the live edit of a Hollywood movie

[@nithinkoottungal4960]

Thanks!

[@CaseyFaris]

THANK YOU!!!

[@adamsokolik8455]

thanks for the video, the image looks great!

[@graemefromtraeger]

It's cool!