Top 9 Most Underrated Resolve Color Controls

[@LearnColorGrading]

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[@tpwdude]

Nice job! I have four guys that I turn to assist with my DR learning, they all have mad skills, but you are a far superior teacher. You provide an excellent rationale for all the processes, and your screenshots and highlighted mouse feature make learning easy. don't go changing a thing.

[@SaguinMedia]

Thank you so much for this video! Ive never heard these control explained so clearly; especially the Pivot control. I never understood what that control really did until now. It's almost a game changer for me. :)

[@dronesiviews]

I've taken alot of different Davinci Resolve courses and tutorials and as far as I'm concerned this guy is THE BEST. He explains things in a simple and progressive manner and even gets into the more advanced stuff like motion masking etc. I did purchase his courses and they are worth every penny. In fact I think it's time to go back and review and will be discarding all material other than his. Well done. This video just reminded me of how valuable your Davinci Resolve training style is. At least for me.

[@HVACRSurvival]

I love the simplicity you use to make the largest impact. Great Video, Thanks!

[@meloriguardo]

Finally..As photographer just starting in resolve these tools is all I need.

[@mrkumaran]

once again, astounding......if there was an award for best colour tutorials, you would win it. many thanks for this. its odd how we try to make grading so complicated when it can also be achieved in the simplest ways.

[@normanlang1]

One of the best presenters on KZbin! Nice work!

[@newmillennials]

Thanks for all of your thoughtful tutorials, you are a great teacher!

[@thmallik]

I always try to follow your narrative descriptions, very simple but bear a great deal of focused information. its always give a feeling to grade in a simple way. thanks for educating us.

[@ForestDhammaTalks]

on tab 1 it has changed in 16.1.1 to contrast, pivot, low range high range sat and hue. What is the importance of low range and high range? Thanks. I always like your videos they are really very very helpful. Just now switching to Davinci from Premiere pro, that I used for about 20 years!

[@Edge-dy9fh]

I have been using these controls, for a while now. But you still taught me something new. Thumbs up from me. Already subscribed.

[@vidmantasas3647]

you are amazing teacher, your voice is calm and clear and you explain everything in simple way.you definitely have a subscriber ;)

[@CarcPazu]

I agree, subbed!

[@ahmetjan1983]

The best explanation of the difference between color boost and saturation. Now i understand. Thank you so much.

[@pixelspotpictures8822]

Not the best explanation. Watch this at 2:35min: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZrUq4WOmrSfpbM

[@goateyephotography808]

That's very helpful! These controls remind me to the ones in photo editing, most of them are even called the same there. And they are quite essential in most cases there.

[@ianofAustin]

I've been looking for this sort of explainer for Resolve since I started!!! Very cool, thank you for taking the time to explain! How Can you save a color profile (or create a LUT) for later?

[@vingt100]

Color boost is NOT a normal saturation control for the original(input) color. It saturates the less saturated colors more than the high saturated. Only if you desaturate the image all the way down it doesn't matter... But good to know that the pipeline works differently, thank you 🙏

[@TheRedValue]

It's an additive function while saturation is a multiplicative one. There was a video by some other big colorist who explained that really well.

[@vingt100]

I just checked the manual: "Color boost allows you to increase the saturation of lower saturated colors without too much increase in high saturated colors." The image stays orange because one of them happens before the orange color tint, and the other one after (pipeline wise). That's what he talked about, i just wanted to point out that that's not the only difference It's a bit like adobes saturation and vibrance tools...

[@brianadams8178]

absolutely the best explanations I have seen yet...…..practical and very well presented..I just have to watch several times to follow your cursor...….a great teacher...thanks

[@solomziqwabi8454]

Thank you so much, the way you explain things is very clear even a child could understand. You sir are a life saver. More blessings to you.

[@freedomseven8600]

Thanks so much for this again Got to apply it tonight to my latest MTB video shot on GoPro 8 Probably the best and easiest color correction and grading process I’ve done thus far Can’t wait to upload it when it’s finally rendered

[@tradycyjnegoleniezbartgee]

Awesome video - finally I know how to work with Color page without touching these flashy wheels :-). Thank you!

[@film42tv]

Brilliant explination. Thanks, i never was quite sure i was using these correctly!

[@oyvindbm]

Hi Alex and thank you for another great film! One question; Would you do "phase" 1.1 and 1.2 in the same node, the way you would do this, or?

[@IsZprAsGaminG]

Thank you for teaching this in much understandable way sir. ❤

[@Mercureye]

I love your tutorials because you go to the essentials and give details on important aspects of the software. So, big thank you! ^^

[@quoctinhnguyenpham6714]

You should have more people view your videos, they are just so simple to understand, you answer the questions which I don't even know that I should ask. Thank you.

[@cinemincho4623]

Thanks for your videos. Not that I ignored these buttons, its just that the official DR tutorial instructed me to use the wheels :)

[@penelopesmiles3360]

Thanks Alex.Very Clear

[@mattnelson1813]

You are an excellent teacher.

[@Bachelor_Gabe]

Thank you, great info for a noob. Easy to understand too.

[@Retaud21]

Fantastic, helpful video. A must be seen for all users of DaVinci. Many thanks for sharing your programme.

[@airquest6296]

Bravo, excellent course on the nine other color controls. I am possibly an intermediate beginner (maybe too much credit there). I have used these controls often because they can also make up for my other mistakes along the way. But, I never new exactly what all of them were and how they should be used. And, so much can be done without the color wheels. The color wheels seem to be giant steps for coloring and the lower controls in this video seem to be a finer tuning. Great course and thank you.

[@oishisan]

Very interesting ! Thank you

[@JnkyrdStudios]

I love you bro, your videos are so straight forward and easy to understand, please never stop making videos.

[@davidanderson8381]

Excellent video - thanks. I like these controls as it's easier to grade from clip to clip using numbers as opposed to the 'flashy' controls. It just makes more sense to me..

[@jayphilipwilliams]

Does Resolve have a feature equivalent to Premier's Ripple Trim Previous Edit to Playhead and Ripple Trim Next Edit to Playhead? I can't imagine doing a rough cut without this wonderful editing feature and from what I see so far, Resolve doesn't have an equivalent.

[@mcbowler]

Awesome video, so true about flashy controls.

[@pamprodrecords2440]

Thank you, you're the best teacher ever.

[@jonathanmiller9281]

Great content thanks so much. Just curious, would ha info the color parade graph up help to give input as to how much of each of these settings is good? Just curious if there was a reason that graph wasn’t used. Thanks again.

[@22934760]

Congratulations on a very informative and simplified video, possibly the best I have seen on the subject

[@TheFilmLoft]

Good Job, I been grading with resolve for two and half years and always used those control to balance out an image. I’ve seen many color grading tutorials whereby they hardly ever touch those controls. Every time i’m scratching my head wondering why they go for the curves for simple contrast adjustments.

[@infodiff]

Thank You brother. So informative...

[@danielsonderhoff3504]

It‘s a great presentation with very cool informations and helps. Thanks for you energy and time 👍🏾

[@MartinCooney1]

very nicely done video. I do like your style which makes it easy to follow along and, more importantly, understand the subject material. great job and thank you so much

[@rodmehta5356]

Hi Alex, Thank yoy for your helpful uploads. I have also enrolled in your online course and find it extremely helpful- a lot of work must have gone into it- it'definitely worth the expense. I would strongly recommend to anyone who feels overwhelmed by all this to start editing photos in a program like Lightroom first. I consider myself lucky to have that photography background (even though when I started taking pictures 40 years ago, the only colour controls were the light source and the type of film ;-) Many thanks!

[@PaulRichards78]

Amazing as ever, thank you

[@thisnativeland1846]

Great tutorial! Thanks for being so informative and clear.

[@satyamtripathi9686]

A very thanks for this useful information sir

[@billzidis2656]

As always,amazing video. Thanks :)

[@pierrekiwiz]

Have you ever considered showing the scopes to explain what a certain control affects? Showing the parade would help people understand what the pivot is much quicker

[@alexxxx1448]

Great video very useful!

[@waynemariela1088]

Excellent video. One big question: you say that Hue it's used much in a standard workflow, but it's one that I've totally latched onto for skin correction. When I make a skin qualifier and Highlight and look in the Vectorscope, it's not uncommon for me to see what should be on the skin tone line following a different angle. The other controls scoot parts of that line around, but the Hue lets me rotate the line until it falls on the skin line. I'm sure it would be wreaking havoc with the rest of the image, but since I've qualified just the skin, it works well. I think. Am I doing it wrong?

[@SliwkaProductions]

Thank you for this tutorial ! Game changer for me 🔥😎

[@jean-chridrone6026]

Résolve is great as your videos 🤩🤩 I have the studio version. I am learning all that stuff. I do love it. I make drone videos 😄. Often I wonder how can I change and color the skye more blue. Do you know a technic for that or do you have a tuto? It would be great really 😄. Thanks so much

[@MarceloGori]

Hey Alex, I am always learning something with you!!!! Thanks so much again..

[@obiebbw6630]

Thank you for this I've needed to color and was completely lost where to start this was really helpful.

[@ExploreNewZealand]

Alex awesome video yet again. Thank you

[@donaloconnorvideography3523]

Brilliant as always!

[@karol-julienwild]

Very usefull videos. Thanks great work!!!

[@twistedthrottle8513]

Very helpful thanks

[@BMGLine]

Very useful tutorial thank you

[@conceptzone]

This is awesome!!!! Keep them coming please

[@lenspassions]

Thanks for sharing it. It helping me lot, did you uploaded any video on vioce recording in details, if yes kindly share

[@flohasit9038]

Finally a great explanation - thumbs up!

[@CrinosAD]

Great video... Thank you for sharing!

[@fpvrehab8310]

Your the man thank you for your videos

[@genexfashion3580]

Morning sir have 2 Q 1. How u getting time line image view on middle bigger after opening clips view in my window lap when I open clips it's gets to 5%view which is barely visible Second I can see u have both colour wheels and curve side by side but can get on my lap can u please tell me the settings so that I too can have wheels and curve at same time. Thanks n regards Vinod

[@dilinirajapaksha]

This is a great tutorial, thanks for sharing this.

[@darlingtonjonesimagery9247]

Is your workflow the same when grading log?

Thank you for this! I'm new to Davinci. I like it, am very interested, yet haven't done a deep dive yet.

[@siriusdorian9114]

Love your tuto.. But u should tell the guys to look scope... I think.. Its always necessary..

[@louis840]

Great video 🤙

[@AstrologerKennediGopalan]

Awesome video...thanks for sharing... :)

[@HeathcliffBlair]

Thank you, but why not do the second pass, phase 2, in a new node? At least that would retain the first pass non-destructively.

[@NahYeahMate]

I love your videos but I would love them so much more if you had time chapters integrated. It would make it so much easier to jump to different points you're addressing

[@g.o.skywalker9970]

Hello, I have the free version of davinci 16 beta. How can I make a linear wipe or feathered wipe? This is very important for my project.

[@leonb9260]

how do you split the icons in two? On my version I can't get the colorpanel and curves panel on my screen at the same time

[@kirankkirank1876]

love u sir super tutorial

[@PresentTrendProduction]

can you say me what is the best bright lvl a video should be

[@darrylsmith3102]

Does anyone out there know WHY Any version of DaVinci Resolve including version 16.2. Whatever can Not play back Smoothly and nativity 4K-4096 X 2160 at 24fps, Running on the latest 2020 intel 27" imac i7 8Core with the 8gig 5700 Graphics, and 72 Gigs of ram "without" creating Optimized Media??. Or any other proxy. Anyone?...

[@NUEVOdjNuevo]

Really, Really apppreciate! thanks man

[@felixalmada5353]

Thanks!

[@valcriston]

great knowledge. you have you keyframe active btw

[@sanjanagawali7885]

🙏 thank you so much

[@nomdutilisateur]

This is an old presentation, now on version 17, but this got me to 1) Like 2) Subscribe 3) Register to the free course. That's a lot for a 1rst video

[@rudolfabelin383]

Thanks Alex! Very useful. I see one thumbs down, that would be a Premiere/Final Cut/Avid user. LOL.

[@PalmTVNigeria]

I keep wondering why you discontinue colloid

[@darthflixx]

Thank you !!!

[@pierrekiwiz]

Your description of the color boost control is incomplete if you don't show the vectorscope and how color boost acts first on the parts of the image that are less saturated

[@chusetor]

Thanksss so much!

[@philipkarst7918]

I subscribe and hit the alarm, please could you make more tutorial like this

[@HrPedrosak]

Thanks

[@georgepapadopoulos9495]

Hi there, no offences but this is not the essence of CB (color boost) at all. What you present as the usage of the CB is only a simpler alternative technique that in a serious projet should normaly take place using multiple nodes to emphasise the series of events. In fact CB actually affects more the relatively lower saturated parts of the image than the higher saturated and that's it. It is nothing more than a simplified sat vs sat curve (from the category of the fancy staff I guess). For those comming from the Adobe world, the corresponding CB there is called "Vibrance" and it is essentially the same thing.

[@hananta_01]

nice video, but can u try another footage?

[@videosound20]

Крутой! Молодец. Разложил красиво🙌🔥

[@martingea]

Excelent!!

[@TerenceKearns]

Would have been better if you showed the effects of the changes full screen

[@kgnv2161]

Fallen Sun yeah! e too

[@suhasm8779]

Sir I actually have a doubt , I just started to use resolve 15 and all my database is stored there , if I want to move that into resolve 16 how do we do that . Please help me with this sir ...

[@lishlash3749]

Thanks for deciphering this clunky, braindead user interface. Where can I find individual lift, gamma, and gain controls for shadows, mids, and highlights channels?