Using Power Windows in Davinci Resolve to Make Your Subject POP

[@JayLippman]

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[@roehaus1]

Hey Jay. In Pr, I used to zoom in to a face, mask a patch of skin, invert the mask, and then adjust the color balance to the skin-line on the vector scope.How do I do that in resolve? Also, is there a way to zoom in on an image and drag it around without having to use the X Y's in inspector? Keep up the good work!

[@JayLippman]

Hey Jerry! Create a power window over the patch of skin, and then click the little magic wand button in the top left of the playback monitor. that will isolate the skin. Once you've corrected it, you can remove the power window by clicking on the shape in the power window section, and that correction will be applied to the rest of the image. As far as zooming and positioning is concerned, on the edit page, just below the playback monitor there's a little dropdown box. Click that and choose the transform option and you should be able to do what you're asking about.

[@roehaus1]

@@JayLippman That did it Jay! Thanks for your help and keep your videos coming!

[@stephenhudgens7146]

Videos are good bro. Informative, and with the audio and lighting work they are easy to watch. Appreciate the time spent

[@JayLippman]

Thank you Stephen! I appreciate that!

[@tonextlevel-5343]

Thank you, Jay, for your Tutorials of Davinci Resolve -- although I am not English Native Speaker -- your English is super easy and understood. keep going

[@JayLippman]

Thank you!

[@jellyduck100]

It looks super easy for using power window, does that works on color correction?

[@JayLippman]

It's all done in the color page! Thanks Jellyduck!

[@YOJIMMIE]

like the reduction instead of addition looks real good!!!!

[@JayLippman]

Thanks Hugh!

[@grace_denton]

In davinci resolve I’m having a weird issue where I’ll add an audio track, it’ll play till about 20 seconds in the audio will cut out but the track will keep playing (there is definitely sound that should be heard) - any ideas?? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[@JayLippman]

Have you tried putting a different audio clip in there and seeing if you have the same problem?

[@michaelwblade]

Great video bro I’m learning a lot from them.

[@JayLippman]

Awesome! Thanks for watching Michael!

[@michaelwblade]

I’m really glad I found your channel because over the last 6 months I’ve been really getting better at divinchi resolve. Videography and photography are my passion thank you for sharing these tutorials and helping us to learn he’s difficult programs

[@pulkitmishra1]

You are always a help !! I wanna buy a tshirt of yours , is it possible to ship to India ?

[@JayLippman]

I think so! I can't remember, but im pretty sure I added international shipping. Thank you so much!!

[@pulkitmishra1]

@@JayLippman cool ! though 22 usd is quite too much lol ! a tee costs us 5 to 6 usd here

[@abdallahkhalil6434]

Can you please show us a vedio how to use Davinci Resolve on an old pc and how to render it fast also please may you show us in a vedio how to get rid of greenscreen on a moving forground fusion it tuff to my pc is their any way that i can do it using a way that is doable by my old pc?!!

[@JayLippman]

I have a video on the minimum system requirements to run Davinci Resolve, and a video on how to get smooth playback. As far as rendering quickly, that's all going to be dependent on your system specs

[@abdallahkhalil6434]

Thank you appreciated I will watch both of them, the thing is I'm starting a KZbin channel and I'm struggling cause of my old laptop doing my best and as editing vedio it's my hobby

[@ca19788]

Why you didn't just track the power window for the girl walking instead of manually moving it?

[@JayLippman]

Like I said in the video, when I was playing around with it before recording the video, the tracking was getting weird. It kept losing the subject. It was just easier to do it manually with this particular clip.

[@fotofyn]

Have you actually discovered on your own video how the wall behind you, where it's the corner behind you, it's "alive" :) it's floating around. Sure enough due to editing your power window trick :)

[@JayLippman]

I do notice that, but it's not due to the power window. That was happening before I put the power window on. Might be the key light hitting the corner and mixing with the light that's set up behind those microphones.

[@Follower-l3v]

Out of context but you have a very beautiful eyes

[@MrGlenndini]

I'll never understand why people think a plastic strap and semi circular hole looks good in their forehead.