New FILM LOOK CREATOR in DaVinci Resolve 19 will put LUT creators out of business!

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[@WassimJelassi]

One node to rule them all!

[@arielshpitzer]

lol. good one !

[@pulk3ro]

Hell yeah !!

[@SouthPhilly28th]

Dehancer and Film Convert Nitrate in one node🎉😊

[@rolandkrischek3011]

They will not be happy about it ;-)

[@PanosNikolakopoulos]

Probably Look Designer too!

[@VicerFx]

Nope, it doesn't cover negative emulation which is the most important feature of them, grain, halation and softness in dehancer is still better than resolves grain as well other features

[@Tonellacam]

@@VicerFx resolve will just keep get better and better

[@allenpayne9182]

Why does this comment has 40 likes? Do people not understand that Deahncer has beter Halation, better Grain and 63 neg. Film Profiles. The new "Film Look Creator" is ok, but it will not replace Dehancer or Film Convert or Filmbox. I´ve seen this comment under each KZbin video about the new "Film Look" tool. That no one needs Dehancer anymore. And those comments get 50 like and more. - lol.

[@piotrszubryt1510]

Thats awsome effect. Finally in one node, you can adjust all stuff

[@Risehouseproductions]

Davinci Resolve is not messing around! 💪💪

[@AllThingsFilm1]

This is the best demonstration of FLC I've seen. I've never really thought of creating LUTs before. But, now I think I can have a bit of fun doing so. Many thanks.

[@colorgradinginsights]

Yes it opens up the perspective, the tool is not perfect but these tools in one place can speed ho the grading/look building process for sure!

[@KMLR2012]

Thanks for the very good tutorial. Is there anyway to change the pivot point of the contrast adjustment?

[@geoffreymee7671]

Wow! thats impressive-and a smooth workflow. I'll be experimenting. Thank you for showing us.

[@omerbulbul8185]

that's great with compound some DCTL's can creat perfect film looks .

[@colorgradinginsights]

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[@eliaslimapro]

Obrigado pelo vídeo, eu estava precisando mesmo de detalhes sobre o Film Look Creator no DaVince Resolve

[@colorgradinginsights]

Thanks for watching!

[@mamoastudio]

Life saver kind of new feature! Specially for people like me that dont have much time to spend managing thousands of nodes every day.

[@richritter]

Great tutorial Kasia! I love this new feature, except I find the film grain to be a little too grainy? Even though you can adjust it down, it still looks a little off to me. Other than that, this is a BIG help to get things done FAST!

[@colorgradinginsights]

Well it’s an auto tool so it’s not perfect! I would be quite selective with it!

[@CuriosityChronicle863]

I have studio version 18.6.6 and film look creator isn't available

[@colorgradinginsights]

It’s in Resolve 19, you need to download it separately as it’s Beta

[@CuriosityChronicle863]

@@colorgradinginsights zrobione, dzieki

[@officialcisko]

Used it on a short clip yesterday and it is definitely a nice tool.

[@akashchotai]

Would you use a CST to first get your LOG footage in the correct colour space and the use Film Look Creator? I usually use a CST to get my C-Log 3 to Cineon and then use the internal Kodak 2383 film LUT? How would my process change or defere if I decided to add in the Film Look Creator into my workflow?

[@victorberenguel]

Amazing tutorial even for a Beta version. Excellent!!! Thanks Kasia!

[@ksharky888]

Hi Kasia! Amazing video thank you for the walk through. Just a question, where would you be putting this in the node tree? Before or after rec 709 conversation?

[@colorgradinginsights]

Before! You want to work in wide color space.

[@sentergus]

Hello! If working in a Wide Gamut color space then converting to Rec 709 for the LUT, where in the node tree do you think Film Look should be placed?

[@matthewscott8861]

Great video. Where in a node tree would you put this node, and at what stage of grading would you use it?

[@colorgradinginsights]

For sure somewhere at the end of the node tree and if you are using cst workflow - before the conversion to Rec.709. I would be quite selective with these tools and use some of them only to tweak the look. You can also use it to create another version of the grade.

[@terrygriffin5201]

Newbie question...If I shoot in normal cinema D footage, what is the workflow? I do not shoot on log footage?😮 Thank you in advance

[@blackwhitepictures4291]

I have a question :D Is it interesting toi use Kodak or Fuji Negative Film Look in Davinci with the Film Look Plug in ?

[@benderocks788]

Indeed, it would be nice to see the combination of the new Film Look Tool, with the film look LUTs that have been in Resolve for a while now. Do these tools compliment each other, and enhance the film look even further??? Regarding the Resolve film look LUTs: If I remember correctly, you have to use a colour space transform to match your colour space to Cine Log or something like that, because that's the colour space of the Resolve film look LUTs (?).

[@rainzhao2000]

Are there negative film luts in Resolve now? I just know the Kodak and Fuji luts in Resolve are for print film emulation.

[@RHStevens1986]

as someone that is coming from premiere pro, this is very similar to lumetri color tools and will help me transition over

[@akinbinuisaac9513]

way better than lumetirc if i may add

[@bobtronic73]

I tried the new Film Look Creator on some footage. I think it looks rather muddy and it's tricky to get clean vibrant colors. I much prefer the results with Cineon/ADX10 and Davinci film LUTs. The workflow of the Film Look Creator is quite nice though. Thanks for sharing this overview.

[@colorgradinginsights]

Yes of course, we can be selective with any tool and develop our own workflow :)

[@bobtronic73]

@@colorgradinginsights after playing a bit more with the FLC I can get some nice results when used as film negative treatment. I might actually incorporate it into my grading workflow :)

[@77dris]

Awesome! As others have said, Film Convert and Dehancer devs won't be happy about this I suspect.

[@cezar_visual_artist]

They could take up making bread...or fast food.

[@filmeditingplus]

Davinci Resolve is really a game changer. Love your channel

[@colorgradinginsights]

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[@joshcullum88]

I feel like the FCL casts a stronger green hue onto my footage then everything I see on KZbin? Am I missing something or doing something incorrect? Colour grading novice here.

[@mihaip.5658]

Thank you for the awesome video! Could you tell me, is there an option to export custom presets, so you could use the same look once again in another project? Or what could be the workaround for this?

[@UbiquitousBooks]

You can save any node tree as a power grade.

[@colorgradinginsights]

Also you can export it as a LUT

[@mihaip.5658]

Thank you, both of you :)

[@FiveDotStudios]

who are the models btw?, their attitude in the shot looks amazing

[@rezaVfx]

Great! what bmd camera is that

[@GO2CUT]

Thanks for this great tutorial and really great learning along experience!

[@colorgradinginsights]

Thanks so much for the support!

[@JHammersticks11]

Where can I download the blackmagic clip you used here?

[@colorgradinginsights]

It is from artgrid

[@colorgradinginsights]

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[@Kamikaze3557]

What is the difference between dropping onto a node (create node drag onto it) and dragging the node onto the node tree directly from the effects ? Thank you. Appreciate the channel.

[@colorgradinginsights]

There’s literally no difference! Have a look at my course as well, it gives a lot of insights you can’t find on KZbin!

[@loenan.lemarie]

is-it free ? Or just in the Studio version

[@colorgradinginsights]

This one only in studio unfortunately

[@loenan.lemarie]

@@colorgradinginsights thanks!

[@mudasirshora77]

just lovely. 🥰

[@ArcMediaFilms]

Great tutorial thanks. This looks amazing.👍

[@ian-robinson]

Looks like they’ve included a lot of the Dehancer effects.

[@JohnTorresYT]

Is the film look creator only for the Studio version of Da Vinci?

[@colorgradinginsights]

Yes!

[@aus_overlander]

Just been playing with this tool, you can get some cool looks.

[@josefilmspvd]

Is this similar to one of those film look generator plug ins

[@MrSerotoninman]

lol I just bought dehancer recently and they gave me this, I don't mind tho! keep them coming

[@GuanRytheFantastic]

Possibly dumb question: can you still use a LUT and then add this node after or would that be overkill?

[@colorgradinginsights]

My opinion is that It all depends on what you want to achieve - experiment as much as you like 👍

[@Coatsey007]

Thank you, That was very powerful in illustrating the benefits.

[@cmman4u]

Thanks for the video. Is this the studio version or the free version?

[@officialcisko]

Believe only studio version has it. I’d definitely upgrade to studio version if you’re using the free version

[@cmman4u]

@@officialcisko well thanks for the info but I have natural problem so I can't do it.

[@FilipGonciarek_]

Oh, my footage from artgrid o.O

[@BRNDNSLVRA]

Thank God. All those other film emulation plugins were over complicated.

[@adonhd7]

Beautiful just like you oal

[@colorgradinginsights]

Oh thank you

[@haroldmorganTulsa]

Wow. This changes everything.

[@snead1]

I was just about to buy dehancer. So glad i didn't?

[@JairoViking]

ok, Dehancer still has some superior aspects (not a lot) but this new Davinci is now preventing me to sell my apartment in order to buy (and mantain) Dehancer.

[@orki]

You are the best thing happend to KZbin ❤❤❤

[@stevegeorge7773]

Wouldn’t it be better to wait to download v.19 until 19.1 to ensure issues with the new version are addressed?

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

Or wait til 19.5? Gotta start somewhere, no doubt 19.1 won’t be perfect either.

[@stevegeorge7773]

@@oo0Spyder0oo for pros running a business there is a protocol to downloading new versions due to glitches and compatibility issues.

[@sakissarakinis]

Davinci already have those effects so why make this one I don’t understand maybe want customers from other programs! Very nice video

[@burst-motion]

It was very helpful. Thank you!

[@colorgradinginsights]

You're welcome!

[@PeaLoop]

Nice demo!

[@GottaVision]

So if I have the paid version of da Vinci resolve 18.6 can I update to 19 paid version for Free?

[@colorgradinginsights]

Yes!

[@colorgradinginsights]

It’s beta though so you need to download it separately.

[@GottaVision]

@@colorgradinginsights thanks so much

[@tenzin8773]

Thank god I didn't buy the overly expensive Dehancer plugin

[@Coatsey007]

In fairness to Dehancer, they have print stock and film emulations and quite a lot more versatility than what you can do in Resolve. I think BMD have done a good job but I wouldn’t say it’s a match.

[@manfrombkk]

can someone help me out... I own a license for Davince Resolve Studio, but it is the Mac OS app version.. When I try to run the new beta version of studio after installing it, it says I need to activate it. And I see no way in the preferences of 18.6 Studio to deactivate it. Has anyone else had this issue. Thanks for any help

[@stivosaurus]

Under the Help menu, there is a Deactivate License choice. As I understand, you are allowed to run Studio on two separate machines. Activating a new license automagically deactivates one of the existing ones. I would ask on the Black Magic forums if you need more help.

[@WilliamHenryAlbert]

Thank you for this demonstration. 👍🙂

[@miikkakervinen]

Have to test this out if it works in free version but i doubt it will😢

[@colorgradinginsights]

Unfortunately only in studio!

[@miikkakervinen]

@@colorgradinginsights Maybe my time has come to upgrade for the studio🌚

[@sachi7x]

Super useful

[@chaochewei6213]

How does it compare to FilmBox?

[@nickkyriakidis]

its better lol, Thank god I never bough any of those so called "film converters

[@VicerFx]

It doesn't compare, Filmbox has really precise color science in film emulation, better negative emulation, better pfe emulation, better grain and halation. But of course the price is absurd

[@akinbinuisaac9513]

i love you Girlie. thanks for ds vid

[@KarelZweefvlieger]

cant wait!

[@Stick3x]

Fantastic

[@davidhardenberg5382]

Amazing

[@colorgradinginsights]

Thanks so much for watching my videos!

[@edubong]

Film look is nice but different to dehancer, Film convert and look designer… it doesńt emulate film stocks or film prints.. it works different… and i dońt think lut creators will be out of business.. there will always be people that prefer to copy and paste instead of enjoying the joy of creating something from scratch…

[@uncleanAlibertine1]

davinchi just kick dehancer in the gut ;)! great video as ussual1

[@KnifeGuy_]

I really don't understand what this is. Can Resolve not do all these things already? Before this.

[@colorgradinginsights]

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[@k1k13004]

lol.... did they just add the letter box shit? :)))) who's gonna use that?

[@rrs6509]

nice)))

[@colorgradinginsights]

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[@TheVDAP]

I don't like the shift in the shadows. The Bloom is very "shy"

[@ZaoStrength]

Or it will create better luts!

[@henroveenath791]

Davinci Resolve just told other color app builders to leave the building 😅😅.

[@travislogel8628]

Doesn't look like film at all really. Looks very sterile compared to Dehancer.

[@FilthyBadger]

I got your course on Udemy. It makes me learn good.