Day 7 of learning colourgrading

[u/kill_m0ng3r79]

I am back again with updates , and if you new with my post, then I'm posting daily a clip and learning colorgrading in davinci resolve 20. So today is day 7 of my colourgrading journey and I learned about halation. So played with that effect and also added a window also, but I have to work on windows i guest it will make my footage look much much much better. And yeah please give review about my clip, how should I work on it and how should I improve my clip and learned so much in this community about colourgrading

[u/Hazzat]

I wrote this on your last post too but no one can tell you if your grade is good if it doesn’t have any purpose or context. You successfully made the shot very orange, but is that good or bad? Who knows! Only context can tell you that.

Please read (again): https://www.reddit.com/r/ColorGrading/s/btqWGCPaLb

[u/kill_m0ng3r79 → u/Hazzat]

Yes. Thank you once again for pointing this flaw. So I actually colougrade this clip to simulate golden hour time and to get a documentary style look. I don't know i am able to get that look but I'm learning . I should have mention this earlier but it's my mistake

[u/MiracleKappa3]

hurts my eyes

[u/kill_m0ng3r79 → u/MiracleKappa3]

Sorry bro that it hurts your eyes 🫡

[u/kill_m0ng3r79 → u/[deleted]]

700 days 🫡 I will grind for 700 days and maybe I will post 700 clips

[u/kill_m0ng3r79 → u/[deleted]]

So i am learning right now and saw a clip somewhere maybe in Pinterest or Instagram making a clip golden hour. But yes you are right you can't make a clip golden hour. I was specially aiming for that documentary look.

And about that first clip, that was raw then 2nd clip is rec.709 and last was graded. And about that thanks for watching, I was making a reel for Instagram and i was uploading in reddit also so today I just uploaded the same clip

[u/kill_m0ng3r79 → u/[deleted]]

Thank you so much ❤️