How to Color Grade Slog3 with Da Vinci Resolve | Cinematic Look

[@DomisDanskeGamingKanal]

This is a tutorial that people would need because its not easy to find a tutorial like this😊 love it❤

[@endlesshorizonvisuals]

@@DomisDanskeGamingKanal Thank you for watching !

[@HighOnYouDroneBoy]

Nice one bro.

[@endlesshorizonvisuals]

@@HighOnYouDroneBoy Appreciate for watching!

[@dovi02]

This is great! Thank you for sharing. Very useful video 🙏

[@endlesshorizonvisuals]

@@dovi02 Thank you for watching, I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@astavinogradaite3508]

Amazing!!! 📸👏☺️ this is super useful! Also, there are so many paid apps/ programs - it’s good to know this is free!

[@endlesshorizonvisuals]

@@astavinogradaite3508 Thank you for watching 🙂

[@NorwayHikesTrails]

Nice video. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you all the best.

[@endlesshorizonvisuals]

@@NorwayHikesTrails Much appreciated mate 🙌

[@Quiet.Earth.Serenity]

great tutorial! nice job, mate!

[@endlesshorizonvisuals]

@@Quiet.Earth.Serenity I really appreciate it mate 🙌

[@jer3006]

Perfect "How-to!" First 7 minutes will do it all for you! Just 7 minutes! Everything after 7 min is Bonus after Bonus after Bonus! Thank you❗❗ When you start your color grade process, node 1, how do you decide where to place the pointer so the frame you see in the display window is the best of the clip while evaluating the color grade results? The clip with the watch on the table probably doesn't matter as all the frames are similar. But in example 1 with your head on the desk, maybe in 2 seconds you stand up and move to the window. What do you consider when determining which frame to display in the window as you color grade? Or does it matter as long as the camera/lens/settings don't change in the clip?

[@endlesshorizonvisuals]

Thank you a lot, I’m glad you like the video. For me, the scene where I put my head on the table is the main one, so I color graded this scene and when I stand up, exposure changes drastically and I use a hard cut to transition to the next scene. I always color graded the main scenes what I want to show and what I don’t want, I just use a hard cut or any other transition to hide the unwanted.

[@lxrproductions]

Colour space transform node VERSUS using automatic colour handling on clips themselves?

[@kunlestudio393]

Thanks bro. Let me ask you, do you shoot at around +2EV?

[@endlesshorizonvisuals]

@@kunlestudio393 Thanks for watching mate. I usually use zebras for exposure but it is between +0.3 and +1.3 it depends what you want to expose. Sometimes I go even +2.0, let’s say you have to expose the person in your shot and there is a bright light like sun for example so M.M. will show +2.0 so you have to blow up the highlights to get a proper exposure of that person and then its very handy to use zebras so you don’t blow up the highlights of that person/subject if you know what I mean 🙂 I have a video about exposing slog 3 if you are interested 😊 👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYmpoHaCbNeZfbMsi=1FlJM0albH5NMDC8

[@lxrproductions]

thanks for the tut --- small piece of advice, mix your music track lower on your voice audio --- it's def hard to follow through for 12 mins listening to the same jam cutting into your voice (also very distracting style of music for colour grading lol ) ! cheers.

[@endlesshorizonvisuals]

Thanks for watching mate and I appreciate for your comment. I will definitely try to do better next time.