Color: Custom Curves 101

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Here's a nice little into to the Color Curves in DaVinci Resolve. Getting the hang of the curves can elevate your color game by 10 fold!* If you've done some work in photoshop or something similar, then you will have a good idea of how to use the curves. And with a few tricks I lay out you can add some great changes to your footage.
*this measurement of game leveling is completely made up and can mean anything from not at all or infinite knowledge. This is all for fun!

[@nacookeabsamail]

Brilliant. This is the first video I've found on KZbin that properly explains the difference between dragging the corner points Up and Down vs Left and Right. Now I finally understand it. Thank you.

[@dougoberman2540]

Love your videos man, because of you I've been able to learn Resolve so easily. Can't thank you enough!

[@WakeUpAndCraft]

Thank you! This was easy to follow! Have a great day!🦋

[@DrBearAviation]

Awesome! What a nice tutorial easy to understand but with the fundamental explained. I am a beginner, but could quickly start to get some nice results following this video.

[@dmac5x1]

Excellent explanation! Thanks.

[@DirettoIZM]

That was a fantastic explanation! Thanks!

[@AM23.]

Love your videos. Broski

[@nomadmongol]

Loving the presentation.... goood!

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

A perhaps more desirable way to make the extremes darker/brighter is to not move the black and white points towards the middle (throwing data away), but instead making a point close to them and moving that. The effect will be similar, but without the harsh information loss. Like this: 4:56

[@jessetimmmiller1870]

Nice shirt!! Production design is on point!

[@calebjohnston_youtube]

Amazing as always! Question: Is it possible to "bend buildings" in davinci resolve? (Doctor Strange style)

[@Altek2k]

I wondered why I could never get this to look good in Affinity photo. I didn't understand how it worked. Thanks!

[@whousefilms]

Best explanation I've found

[@tech.couple]

GREAT

[@JarochoGamble]

Amigo, tengo un problema. Davinci simplemente no me renderiza nada. en la seccion de renderizado. Desde el panel de edicion si. No se que pasa???' Es la primera vez que me ocurre esto. Ojala puedas ayudarme. Saludos desde Ecuador

[@DarrenLunny]

HI Casey, do you need the paid version of Resolve to partake in Pro Colour Grading in Resolve, for e.g.?

[@DarrenLunny]

Ignore my question, I just watched the promo video which gives the answer. Great video above, too!

[@mitcheejee]

People always ask "What is a curve?" and "Why is a curve?", but no one ever asks "How is a curve?".

[@Jessiekim]

[@Laigaa]

Can you please to a video on how to make lava

[@KarelZweefvlieger]

Ha now I am first! Keep doing the good work!! THNX

[@CaptainKazi]

Just recently discovered your show instant sub! trying to figure out what's the best for workflow with After Effects cause fusion isn't capable of what I need it to do.

[@southbayskyview119]

y iu have to be a great person if you own a golden

[@matrixate]

101? more like 99. lol

[@CaseyFaris]

I mean… 98 at least, right?