White Balance like a PRO in Davinci Resolve | EASY Tutorial (FREE & STUDIO)

In this video I will show you the techniques that you should be using to properly white balance your footage in Davinci Resolve. I use a shot from John Wick. Of course this footage was balanced before the grade, I am just using it as an example to show how to get back to those natural skin tones again. 🧑‍💻
Make sure your intentions are clear when working the color bars.
-Lift(Shadows)
-Gamma(Midtones)
-Gain(Highlights)
TIMESTAMPS:⌛
0:00 Intro
0:25 Analyzing Shot
1:05 White Balance (Offset)
1:39 White Balance (Color Bars)
3:53 What not to do!
4:10 Outro
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[@AparicioCo]

I hope you found this helpful, let me know what you thought down below!

[@frankinblackpool]

Maybe do a "White Balance" of something straight out of camera next time for a tutorial? You are working on a subject that has been heavily graded and probably shot in camera with blue lighting to emphasise the blue pallet. The original was quite possibly, definitely, shot in RAW with a lot of information 10bit or even 12bit. You are quite possibly you are working off an 8bit file from a download, with a lot of information/detail missing as a test subject. Just a thought.

[@AparicioCo]

100% agree. Will do.

[@Geekyavi1]

That could have been done in a single click seeing the lumetri scope of the face. Always removes the guessing work.

[@AparicioCo]

Very true! Just showing the tools one can use to balance.

[@kenzaelalami213]

The thumbnail has a typo

[@AparicioCo]

Whoops, Thanks!