COLOR GRADING Like A PRO In Davinci RESOLVE 15

[@Vagrant1PSN]

I would love to see your HLG workflow. Do you use color management or color transform or lut wtc. I shoot with only 8bit sony hlg3

[@thebunn]

Yer the best Marcel. Thanks for sharing your wisdom once again. Stoked!

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

Thank you!!!

[@admstudios7]

Mennnn u working typo masking Job is awesomely marvelous, I have come to the point of understanding every masking technique in DaVinci by watching ur videos, Keep up the good work. And it doesn't matter how long the videos are as long they have good intel and the most important thing they are not boring, u give a lots of explanation in very depth details which is important

[@ingzimmerman899]

Thanks for the tutorial. I have learned a lot. Suggestion. Your are certainly viewing this in high resolution on your LARGE monitor. But at that definition it is very difficult for some of us who are watching this on 22" monitor to distinguish textual labels on your monitor even if we go full screen on you tube. Just my 2 Cents. Thanks Again.

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

Sorry! I currently use 4k resolution 😬 all the footage I color is usually in 4k but I should probably go down to at least 2k for the tutorials 😂

[@kuunami]

When you shoot your fitness videos like this one do you bring lights to the gym or is it available light?

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

In this shot I did not use extra lighting but in my experience most gyms do not have good enough lighting

[@jasmineadams267]

Your videos are awesome. I'm new to editing beauty videos and you have explained the most. I've watched 1000 videos on youtube.

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

Thank you soooo much Jasmine!

[@matejzajacik8496]

Wow, loads of very useful info, plus you're funny. I'm gonna try some of your tricks tomorrow after a shoot. Thank you!

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

So glad I could provide some help and humor! Thank you for the comment and keep creating bro!

[@mauricioreyes6641]

Nice tut! I was wondering (from seeing other videos) why you didn’t apply the LUT first and then do the rest? Second question I had, whether working on the log bars would have the same effect as power windowing the highlights and then grading. Cheers!

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

Thank you!... If you want a LUT to be the primary color style of a shot then it is good to apply the LUT 1st. Most of the time I like to stylize the shot myself and just use a LUT at the end on a very low output to add a little more flare. On your 2nd question, I believe the log wheels effects things in a specific color spectrum. You may notice the log wheels have a much softer effect then the color wheels and the primaries bars.

[@aldovalencia6539]

Check out Avery Peck, he works with log bars as part of his process. He's another great colorist.

[@phsfalconmedia6905]

Thanks for the tips.

[@grzegorzbukowski2279]

Thanks for this one. Certainly you did perfect it :-)

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

You are very welcome my friend! Thank you for the kind words!

[@dspoet1]

Do a tutorial on how to make an intro like yours.

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

Thank you for the comment! I will do that 👊

[@LuisSOfficial]

Your resolution of the screen is so big i cant read good T_T

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

Very sorry sir! I try my best to comment on everything I do so that you don't have to actually read my screen. If you have Davinci Resolve pulled up on your own computer you should be able to follow along quite well. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you for your feedback.

[@vladklg9895]

The sound is not OK.

[@nessiebreath]

All good. But too blurred

[@musaire]

Thats definitely too much midtone detail reduction - doesn't look natural anymore. Also, the skin color and luminance gets rather weird. Might be that 8bit thing... Think it looks better before all of this correction, though.

[@TheModernFilmmaker]

Thank you for the insight 👍✌