How to Fix Tone Shifts When Exporting in DaVinci Resolve Tutorial

[@ToneFuentesENG]

UPDATE. I've changed the "Timeline Color Space" to the same on I selected in the "Output Color Space" . In this manner I can edit the same colours that are going to be exported.

[@johnmaglica]

This helped SO MUCH, thank you! :D

[@codycoombs806]

This video changed everything for me. Thank you!

[@FlashOneFilms]

great video give me more information about the SRGB when to used it?

[@keef69]

i'm still totaly lost .... although your tutorial is right on spot. my poor screen ain't an eizo yet, just a hp 24 fw .... i can't even know if it's displaying things in sRGB or what ... And using BM Braw gen 5 format. What color management settings would you recommend in this case please ? the editing display looks really different from the exported video in my case.

[@ToneFuentesENG]

Input Color Space should be your BM RAW format. Then, depending on where your video is going to be displayed, select the same setting in Timeline Color Space and Output Color Space - this way you're making sure that the colours you are editing are the ones being exported.

[@keef69]

@@ToneFuentesENG thanks very much !! Will try. Not totaly confident that i'll be successful but we'll see.

[@keef69]

@@ToneFuentesENG PS : i thought that i had selected it in "camera raw" from the color tab already already : color science > blackmagic design. Although it says iso 1000, and i was sure i had filmed in iso 400 or 1250

[@keef69]

@@ToneFuentesENG so i tried, with da vinci yrgb color managed, and input color space "blackmagic design film gen 5" ... and timeline + output color space : srgb ...... it changes things yes, but it's now very dark and saturated, even without any lut of color corrections applied. and it looked relatively normal before, without touching any color management settings in DV. i'm not sure of what i'm doing wrong.

[@keef69]

@@ToneFuentesENG Hmmm, now i tried color science Da Vinci YRGB. Then timeline color space : blackmagic gen 5 output color space rec 709 2.4 and in the timeline it looks almost ok although quite contrasted. And the exported video is just a lot brighter. how confusing this is ...