The Easiest Node Trees for Beginners in DaVinci Resolve

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[@Waxtaane]

im i the only one who love the way he talk??? the accent.... clear..... woww

[@M.Dmusic]

Wow!!! In all the videos that i have watched I can truly say that he is the best teacher.. looking forward to learn more from you

[@redstoneranger1404]

Your channel is clearly one of the best if it comes to color grading. Thanks again for this great content.

[@pedrogallardo]

Just wanted to thank you for all the videos you have uploaded and you will upload. I'm sure I can talk for others that are also learning. A lot of incredible knowledge and value for free. You are a master of your craft and that allows you to make explanations so clearly and also with nuances. You let us know that there are many ways to do things when colorgrading, not just one way. I wish you keep the great work like that. Thank you.

[@usmvnjaved]

I noticed from a few videos, I learned a lot not only that you teach great, but how sweet you speak. I've never seen anyone on youtube speaking this softly. ❤

[@iparquia]

Well you can clearly tell you are a great teacher by taking time to speak clearly and timely most people that make this kind of videos they are Not teachers and they just want toshow you how to do it, Big difference.

[@rudys_niekad_nemiega]

Fantastic, thanks! Knowing that we all see lots of videos these days and lots of it make to mainstream professional channels, it would be nice to see in the next episodes what is correct and what is not, eg, when the highlights are correct, when the shadows are ok. Many thanks

[@sparketech]

Finally, someone that actually shows how to select something as a Node. Thank you sooooo very insanely much

[@lesalondesinconnus1869]

Ok my dear, i'm gonna have to say it now : Your sweet sweet voice is like ASMR to me. When I work, I keep a tab running, it's my vow Those Mellow Soundwaves calm me like the rocking sea Truly I keep it running when I go to sleep. There is just something in the way you say "color" Sings a lullaby to my ears, beauty and deep And made me subscribe, only to come back for more

[@scoach1586]

I don’t know why, but the way how you say «Before and After», gives me chill every time

[@rgbhere]

This video was fantastic. I was trying to wrap my head around how to color grade after shooting a clip in Neutral (Not even Log) and some preset LUTs were just ruining the clips. This workflow description was just what was needed. Thank you so much.

[@MichaelMoore-bx6st]

I really like videos that mention node order and importance. Trying to get better with my S-log footage after transforming it to Rec 709.

[@DonovanJamesOfficial]

I didn't even know about the automatic button. I've never used it, but I will be trying it out now. Resolve keeps showing me new things

[@Kamikaze3557]

Now this what I have been looking for, I’m not making a movie and have been looking for something quick ish to help with what KZbin vids , when and if I feel energetic . Thank you

[@jan-hendrikswanepoel3744]

As with all your videos, this was really clear and very encouraging 🙂 Thanks, and good luck with your future content!

[@KkReactionsReviews]

I knew how nodes work but I didn’t understand what they are for. This video made it clear. Thanks.

[@jalinacasana_ofc]

Thank you for this! I'm thinking on starting to take your course to further learn DaVinci Resolve more.

[@scottishhistorywithnico]

What a Great video, so simply and easy to follow. Thank you for helping me colour grading my first video!

[@ikbalaydin80]

You are the best teacher to show us how it can be so easy to learn it 🙏👍❤

[@RobertGossCreator]

Thanks so much I'm looking forward to learning more about Nodes....

[@PaulAntonescu]

It is indeed encouraging! Thank you

[@iakivpekarskyi1631]

awesome!! Thank you! Super clear!

[@allanmenaimagery6399]

Wow you nailed here. Thank you !

[@Jamil.hunkey]

one of the best teaching method. thank you

[@DellanaMetalArts]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@Chrielastusmusic]

I am already learning a lot. thanks man.

[@Wakeupproductions]

You are very clear, thanks!

[@carlocostales549]

Thank you sir! This was a great help.

[@nadinahelenbakos]

Awesome tips! Great tutorial :)

[@MelanieOlive]

Thank you so much for the simplicity❤️ I'm signing up rn 😂❤

[@princesslisa5163]

Thank you sir this video is truly helpful i was able to make all 4 nodes in one go truly grateful 🙏 God bless you

[@jimotabs9386]

You are the best my friend...thanks

[@Probbie]

Thank you. That was really useful. I'm a complete novice..

[@Elanwer]

Thank you!

[@deardaughter]

Thanks big dawg.

[@daltonjames4913]

Once again another clear and precise lesson for newbie’s like myself. Thank you for all your work Mr. Jordan.

[@quiverfullproductionsllc]

thank you for this very helpful

[@rigobertoalvaradophotography]

Thank you gretings from México

[@csainforty]

Thank you so much

[@lifewalklens8447]

Thanks so much bro

[@kaistudio8229]

Dang, feel like a pro now haha thanks sir

[@jamguygraphics6309]

thank you very much

[@DougPhillips]

Thanks. I have a new vid that definitely needs color correcting. I will be trying this out today!

[@betweenthescenepodcast]

I like the way this guy talks.....

[@GoTravelPlanet]

Phenomenal tutorial. How to teach things in an easy way. Following link to the website for the course. Thank you very much for this tutorial. One question, how do you then apply those node to the rest of the clips on the time line so you don't have to do one at a time?

[@VintageInsightPhotography]

I enjoy your videos. Even more basic question: why have a mode tree? Can’t this type of simple correction be done in one node? In addition, my biggest struggle is balancing the colors of different cameras. I shoot with iPhone 11 Pro, GoPro, DJI mini drone, and a Fujifilm X-E3 (no log video). Do you have a video that shows how to quickly and easily (I’m producing a new 7-15 minute vlog every week) balance the different cameras color AND then apply an overall color grade for a consistent and signature look? Thanks again for all you do.

[@cmeluzzi]

Thank you. I've been using the software for a while as a beginner, and I learned useful techniques here.

[@LOGOASSASSIN]

Hi Thanks for all your useful videos, I've got free DR and just watched your video on it being free, however when I exported it still had the watermark on:( Any tips to remove? Or have they changed this to encourage purchase?

[@EarthKingPrime]

I want to know what each node does and what's the difference between adding serial nodes one after another than a splitter or parralel node?

[@ninonicebx]

Very cool. New Sub here.

[@lalbihari6663]

Sir is there a way to click on the mouse (I have seen other creators) and create a node than using alt-s?

[@ColdFront413]

I have a problem brother or whoever can help. So i been using your way cuz im a beginner and it's helped me alot. I just ran into a problem where the lighting is changing so when I'm grading it changes my color. How do I fix this problem

[@gerrypi51]

how to create keyframes with other node settings. e.g. clip with nodes at position 3 sec. After that at position 10 sec I want to change the settings in the nodes without changing the node setting at position 3 sec. Please help or link to the relevant tutorial.

[@bapmedia2103]

I always wondered what is the harm of just doing all the color stuff on one node ? Im guessing its just being more organized. I am coming from adobe and im new to Davinchi so was just curious.

[@SteveWB]

What is the benefit of using a node over an adjustment layer where you apply all corrections?

[@JonJosephKuhn]

An adjustment later is like wearing a one piece outfit with built in footies, gloves, and a hood. Nodes are like stylize an outfit from scratch. You pick the shirt, the pants, belt, socks, over shirt, etc…

[@WINDmediarchive]

Please show me your lighting technique Gear aswell

[@RobertWildling]

Hmm... good video, good explanation, but you don't explain, what you do when you toggle between "before" and "after" adding node effects. How do you turn off all nodes? (Without influencing / removing Fusion FX [like KataVR for 360].) How do you toggle simply one node on and off as you do at around 5:06? That would be necessary infos for beginners.

[@edwinjangao]

after all these, how to import the and apply the created nodes to other pictures?

[@admcooker]

Yo great

[@ginotarabotto]

Thank you! I feel I have a solid basic understanding of correction. But I still feel like a total newbie on the grading/styling aspect. Might you have a course for the latter?

[@Fourlittlefurpeople]

❤️

[@Fareqthepodcast]

I love u❤

[@HogbergPhotography]

The "before and after" function is not really explained.. How do I toggle between those?

[@jadefinchscene5644]

how are you turning an individual node off and on? i have only managed to turn the whole tree off and on, unless i am mis interpreting what i am doing.

[@PeterKudelin]

click on the bottom left of the particular node. it should grey out and disable it.

[@jadefinchscene5644]

@@PeterKudelin i will try that on my next grade. thanks

[@braylonwinkel]

How can you check to see the original photo without your edits?

[@cowboy6591]

What was you keyboard command to look at "Before" and then "After". When you guys hit shortcut keys you lose us.

[@angelicaamora11]

It’s been 1 year… no one responded tsk tsk

[@lazzything]

Its shift+D

[@johevideos]

🙏

[@kamruzzamanrakib717]

👍

[@danevanganendra3056]

but, why in my second node there is no pic as the previous one?

[@omarbrown2696]

Proper

[@granthiksharma4626]

Ok so where is the fop color thing in windows

[@JustMeZero988]

I don't want to sound ungrateful, but your screen wasn't the same as mine and it took me ages to find things that you were using (such as the curve or the colour wheels), then at the end, your clicking something but not showing it saying, before/after before/after So I didn't know what to click on so I could see my before and after. Also, when you were doing the curve thing or similar, I think you should exaggerate what you are showing so we see what is happening and then get it to the setting you want, rather than moving it just a touch and it appears like nothing has happened? Like I said, the main problem I had was the difference in screens and what was showing so maybe you could do a video on setting up the screens and system? I'm excited to learn Davinci (I only have the free version until I learn it better) and it's people like you that help people like me, but you really do need to talk or show us STEP by STEP what you are doing otherwise we get lost very easily. This isn't a complaint but letting you know that we do struggle out here if something isn't happening like it is in your video or we can't see what you click ETC. Again, without people like you, we probably wouldn't even be able to get the program running. Thank you for your videos and I will backtrack now to watch your other videos. Thank you.

[@user-bc4tg3hl7q]

Вас самих не заебало делать одни и те же примитивные видосы для начинающих? Прошу, сделайте туториал как нажать по ярлыку Давинчи, чтобы запустить программу Это ваш жалкий уровень

[@Khelnsafer]

Thank you!