How To Create a Roger Deakins 'Deakinizer' Effect In Davinci Resolve

[@Cwookie_]

Yay for useful tutorials where I actually learn something new and creative. Good to have you back my man!

[@UglyMcGregor]

Heh, thanks!

[@MJBold_1]

Very interesting, thanks for this tutorial! I've recently fallen in love with the artistic lens blur of the Mandalorian TV Show and wanted to recreate something similar. This guided me in the right direction!

[@loganguybaker]

SOLID. Nice work man!

[@4reeltv]

been wondering for months the name of this effect, preciate it bro great tutorial

[@EmilioVela]

OMG I've been looking for ages how to achieve that effect! Thanks man!

[@UglyMcGregor]

Enjoy!

[@UnchartedWorlds]

@@UglyMcGregor you are not ugly!

[@laurensvanderveken6373]

Oh, wish I knew this years ago. :D What I did was way more difficult, was making the lens myself. I destroyed an old toy binoculars, fixed the two main lenses in a cardboard toilet paper cilinder. Used iron wire to shuffle the front lens for focus. Drilled a hole in the body-cap for my camera (fixed aperture) and mounted the lens with tape to the cap. Tadaa! Very clumsy, but it worked. XD

[@UglyMcGregor]

Haha great!

[@daniel.h2488]

great inspiration! might consider doing something similar

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Nice! This reminds me of a technique I tried in premiere. I tried to replicate the look of an anamorphic lens. By utilizing lens distortion, vignetting, directional blur and of course cine bars. It’s not perfect but it is fun, especially if you don’t have anamorphic lenses

[@JosephDutra]

Thank you!

[@nikokurvinen]

Really nice tutorial !

[@zFLAVEz]

At Eternity's Gate used a similar effect in some frames throughout the movie. My interpretation was that the blur was to help communicate Vincent Van Gogh's mental illness. It was much more refined than this and took up about half the frame, but nevertheless had a very interesting effect on the scenes.

[@Subhendra81]

thank you just what i was looking for

[@patricklevar]

very cool one more reason for me to upgrade to studio 👍

[@UglyMcGregor]

Yeah, I think tilt shift is a studio only OFX.

[@anything4030]

This tutorial is unreal. Thank you so much

[@joshzaring]

This was great man! I did this just by masking and using the sharpen/blur with mixed results. Can’t wait to mess around with this method.

[@UglyMcGregor]

Sweet, let me know how you get on!

[@sirzavier]

Para la versión en español de Davinci Resolve 17 el efecto se llama "Diorama" . Tarde un rato en conseguirlo.

[@lacenaepronta]

Thank you! It helped me a lot. I used it on an adjustment clip so It's been applied on all clips I needed!

[@UglyMcGregor]

You're welcome!

[@maxamillianhofgartner6749]

Enjoyed this a lot man thank you, keep creating

[@OMjosh123]

Subbded straight! Easiest decision ever! Great video!!!

[@YeagerFilm]

Damn good match! I Definitely need to check out Resolve's effects more.

[@UglyMcGregor]

Make the switch, Charles ;)

[@eliaslimapro]

Over the gold and blue outline in contrasting areas of the image

[@armando.visuals]

How can I save it as a preset after Im done? Thank you for this video

[@dylanrogersfilm]

This is really cool. I'll have to save this for when I can buy the pro version :(

[@cosmonaut1961]

thank you McGregor! 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@akrfilms511]

Is it possible to do this in premiere pro as well?

[@OlegRumyantsev]

Thank you for this worderful tut

[@BissjeTommy]

Nice.

[@jabbaweezy]

looks useful for music videos

[@arshadahmedsamani8235]

Sadly this is not available in free version 😔

[@doalmocut]

This only works on davinci resolve pro...

[@jackdaniniproductions]

A power grade of this would be awesome, for us lazy ass folk ;) Could you export one and put it up for download? I guarantee you that will up your views and subs, people love free stuff! :)

[@daniel.h2488]

thanks for this tutorial!