How to colour grade like a pro using davinci resolve

[@Dehancer]

Thanks for your tutorial! Love the results 😃

[@bupek]

Always 🤝🏾 thanks for watching

[@MrMentalz2]

i like your cinematography man, would be cool to see you showcase your skills in like a short film on here

[@bupek]

on the way! thanks for watching bro

[@felixlongtv]

imma have to refer back to this in the future... covers heaps without dragging it out :)

[@bupek]

@@felixlongtv great to hear fr i acc cut the longer version down and made it more concise

[@TheStakesAreHigh]

your shots are sharp, this is great work🔥sometimes I spend hours colorgrading not sure of what looks good. I get caught up trying to do what I like while also trying to please the audience.

[@bupek]

@@TheStakesAreHigh fr a lot of it is practice, once I started exposing shots better and using curves found it more enjoyable, Thanks for watching bro

[@shotbysob]

Awesome stuff bro! I thought all this time that you were filming in S-Log3 😅😅 but damn I film everything in S-Log2 too so this video has definitely helped me. Only used Dehancer once or twice but need to look into it more. Thanks for the info and once again amazing video!

[@bupek]

fire bro, thanks for watching 🙏🏾

[@HALLO_Archive]

🔥

[@bupek]

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[@yungtadaa]

🔥🔥🔥

[@bupek]

🙏🏾

[@patrzl]

Got yourself a new Subscriber here, dope video !

[@bupek]

Welcome aboard bro

[@lbkvlogs]

You are the goat

[@bupek]

@@lbkvlogs my bro thanks for the support

[@patrzl]

I'm new to color grading and this was a game changer. Respect from NYC ! Question your wide shots are all 14mm ?

[@bupek]

Yes wide all shot on 14mm, thanks for watching bro

[@MokaiBalogun]

crazy video good stuff ❤ when your writing legs say something like 1h long and tons of clips is it possible to do a “base color grade” to apply to all of them or do you edit each clip? and why do you prefer slog2 over 3

[@bupek]

@@MokaiBalogun thanks for watching bro. Yes you could lowkey just create an adjustment layer and then make it cover the whole timeline for a base colour grade, as like an updated version of the grade, then individually make slight changes in clips but I usually just grade each clip and copy paste to make it quicker. I use slog2 over slog3 I was told for 8bit footage it looks better when graded (less noise etc) I’ve just never had the time to experiment for myself

[@MokaiBalogun]

@ appreciate the advise bro bless