Step by step Split Toning Lesson with Denser Colours

[@GreenGoatProductions]

What film do you think has amazing colour grading?

[@silverage9168]

The Matrix. Not only it looks cool but it the grading complements the storytelling in a beautiful way.

[@GreenGoatProductions]

@silverage9168 alright I'll have a look into it. Cheers for the comment

[@happylukman]

If you ever think of Giving up on this channel, just remember this!! YOU ARE THE BEST

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Ha, Cheers mate, I'm not, but that's going straight to my tinder profile.

[@obarovft314]

This is the best color grading video on KZbin. You shared so many things no one else is talking about. Thumbs up. I'm definitely watching all your videos, following and liking.

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Cheers mate, much appreciated

[@butterdogjap]

Thanks for the free footage! Gretel and Hansel has amazing colour grading

[@GreenGoatProductions]

That film was shot by an amazing DOP. The Arri mini is an incredible colour. Open gate looks fantastic

[@thamuzthamz9070]

Learn so many techniques here, thanks!

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Cheers for watching and commenting mate, much appreciated, Have a great day

[@ausdoug974]

Very helpful as always. Thank you

[@GreenGoatProductions]

👍🤟

[@wearetrackclub]

Great Lesson! Really like how you put this together. Looks great! 👏

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Hey cheers mate, I really appreciate that. Let me know if you'd like to see anything else. Working on some things about ISO and the original bmpcc. Thanks for watching.

[@keithwilliams1081]

This is by far the sexiest grading I've seen in a while. I've wanted to understand how to manipulate density with granular control outside of the new color mixer. HSV is a new one for me too.

[@GreenGoatProductions]

🤟💅

[@andreapd734]

Great vid! Thank you so much for the freefootage 🔥 i love the colorgrading in the first Alien.

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Cheers mate, it's a good looking film.

[@johnboy10]

Great stuff. Thanks for the footage just gonna practice with it. Thanks again.

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Thanks for watching mate, I really appreciate that. Let me know how you go with the footage

[@cloudboy2855]

Great vid. Beast of no nation has some crazy grading in certain parts

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Yeah, the filmmaker did that to emphasise the emotion of the child soldier. It's a great film.

[@heymiranda512]

Thanks for this! I'm always trying to be efficient and effective. This will help me. 🙏🏻

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Glad to hear it mate, cheers for watching

[@cinema8564]

Good job of spanning DaVinci tools and DCTL tools, which will, we think, come into their own more fully in the near future. AND glad to have the download option which allows us follow exactly on our own systems. So often one tries to replicate a grade with our own image but differences (often not obvious) make the exercise frustrating. Thanks!

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Happy to help buddy, cheers for watching and commenting

[@graemetowner7257]

very nicely explained..thanks for sharing

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Cheers mate

[@kevinhamariputra6339]

thanks a lot

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Cheers for watching 🤟

[@rüzgarınadı]

thanks

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Cheers for watching

[@fatcat-oq5rd]

Sweet as, free footage

[@GreenGoatProductions]

All for you buddy

[@tofu_san8916]

great tutorial, question though : any idea how to add grey card in davinci resolve free version timeline, which doesnt support dtcl?

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Cheers, I'm pretty sure you can get a grey card from Cullen Kelly's website that's a jpeg. Or you'd be able to find one with some Search on the webs

[@tofu_san8916]

@@GreenGoatProductions thanks for quick reply, however i have not clue how to use jpg file to check middle grey point on my graded clip, excuse my lack of knowledge please

[@samwich_flynn]

Great video! I'm curious as to the purpose of nodes 04, 06 and 08? I can see you've split the grade using a parallel node, but why? Does this effect the results?

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Hey, good question. Without looking at the video I'd say they're there as secondary nodes. I like to keep my primary corrections (balance, sat, and exp) separate. This just helps to keep my work flow easy to understand. Secondary is usually power windows for exposure in parts of the frame etc

[@mrdfwproductions]

I was curious on why you did the noise reduction before the CST instead of after. Have you noticed a big difference in it being before a color space transform?

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Yeah, I've always had better results with the noise reduction at the start I have a video about it when using film grain. It changes everything where you place it with grain

[@mrdfwproductions]

@@GreenGoatProductions Interesting! Thanks for the awesome video and your help.

[@GreenGoatProductions]

@mrdfwproductions no worries, cheers for watching

[@Tadash_br]

that density tool you've made, do you think color slice at Resolve 19 does that trick?

[@GreenGoatProductions]

I didn't make it, but the new colour slicer tool is a great addition. The one I show does some things the colour slicer doesn't. So both are worth a look in. Cheers for the comment

[@johnmeric492]

great video thank you for the footage and also for the dctl, i do have a question though on the bottom right corner of the footage watching your video im getting pixelated or crushed blacks rather banding in blacks, is it same for everyone or is it just on my monitor if so is there a way to fix that?

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Maybe just noise. Been a while since I've seen the footage. If you have the studio version you could try noise reduction. Cheers for the comment and watching

[@soorajsuresh1973]

Thank you

[@GreenGoatProductions]

No worries

[@AnLe-yg9ln]

thank for sharing ❤🎉

[@GreenGoatProductions]

🤟

[@GorioVicuna]

Awesomazing, man!

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Cheers mate

[@thisisriffin]

Great stuff.

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Your channel is great stuff

[@thisisriffin]

@@GreenGoatProductions aww shucks

[@simonrabeder1599]

Why the separate contrast node when all those operations in linear are contrast adjustments? Only gain in linear is an exposure operation. This is kinda messy and I honestly dislike it.

[@simonrabeder1599]

Nevermind, the grading altogether is nowhere near to my liking. Overdone and gaudy.

[@GreenGoatProductions]

@simonrabeder1599 hahaha cheers mate

[@GreenGoatProductions]

If ya don't know, ya dont know

[@simonrabeder1599]

@@GreenGoatProductions sure I don’t know. Only I am a professional colorist.

[@GreenGoatProductions]

Congrats. Everything is personal taste. Cheers for watching

[@HadesAbove]

300 has incredible color grading

[@GreenGoatProductions]

That film had a crazy post production process.