Must Know Techniques When Color Grading for Clients - DaVinci Resolve 17 Tutorial

[@NathanCarterVids]

If you're just getting into client work (or plan to), here's some recommendations to get you started on the right foot. Thanks for the support, links and all that good stuff in the description.

[@Shauny_D]

Versions are very important too

[@NathanCarterVids]

Got a whole video on versions.

[@JimRobinson-colors]

Very well put together Nathan - the audio not importing as sent - a lot of times the reference movie will have the audio on it that can be used and easily dragged in. The timelines should have the same timecode start and stop. I have done this in the past. Was there three techniques there? I bet it seemed like more to some people. Anyway, good job.

[@NathanCarterVids]

Yes exactly right about the timecode, I tried to hint at this saying you should discuss it with the editor, but it's just as easy to change the the starting timecode, but still good to adhere to whatever standards they're expecting. For the 3 techniques I was thinking they're: importing timelines, syncing offline reference/conforming the timeline, delivering a graded XML.

[@Rahulsingh-theraha]

can u make an fusion tuts where we make glowing energy over hand,i know it is too specific but i found really hard to pull it this effect....sorry if i sound non polite😁(coming from ur laser eye tut)

[@NathanCarterVids]

Thanks for the support. I've kinda moved away from VFX content for a bit, but I'll look into it.