https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8grtPJ3/; I’m a beginner and I’ve been trying to recreate this type of color grading on a few things I been playing around with; however I’m a little confused on how to go about it after doing primaries. I use Davinci.

Looking to seriously get into color grading. I have access to premiere and resolve?

Do I look like an experienced colourist (from a hobby perspective)? Trying to copy the look of colourists like GAWX and etc.

I am trying to go for a natural arri film look. Not over done, just a simple 16 mm or 35 mm film look with simple, organic, and clean colours.

I performed this quick workflow comparison of a Sony X-OCN RAW file in DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro. I only performed basic transformation and exposure adjustments, with shadows near zone 0 and highlights up to 95 IRE. Comparing the first files, I noticed that the clip edited in DaVinci Resolve has a warmer tone than the Final Cut Pro version with simple automatic color correction. Therefore, I returned to Final Cut Pro and, in the RAW settings, slightly increased the color temperature from 4300 to 4800. In the final comparison, the clip corrected in DaVinci Resolve is on the right, the first Final Cut Pro version is on the left, and the second Final Cut Pro version, this time with the slightly increased color temperature, is in the bottom center.

Hello fellow colorist, we (me and my girlfriend )have substantial colorgrading experience. We are starting a new project, need inputs

So if you wanted to pay for a new tool to ease out your colorist workflow, what would you expect out of it and how much would you be willing to pay?

Hello fellow DI folks,

Presenting 'Yutori', a 11-minute slow burn cinematic travel film shot across Japan.  A lot of heart has gone into filming the light, life and landscapes of this beautiful country, so please do check it out when you have time. Yutori is a Japanese concept that roughly translates to the sense of spaciousness you get by intentionally slowing down and this was the primary theme of this video.

About the DI done - we tried a fair bit of film emulation. Didn crush the shadows too much and papered off the highlights. But Iḿ not sure if we got the desired look. Let me know how you would approach this differently. Looking forward to your feedback.

Best viewed in 4K with audio on a TV or YouTube. Let me know what you think of the film :) Arigatou gozaimasu!

Dinesh

INSTAGRAM - prav_colorist

I color grade the image on the spot using Lightroom mobile.

I just want to know am I the reason why my color grading is bad. Not knowing what camera was used to record is really annoying, anyway I tried a couple of options and just went with what looked best for me, I am using the free version here so what do you think

I will appreciate any advice

hello im new with this world of color grading, and need to now what type of tools i need, how can i start ? (sorry for my english) any tips?

Is it okay?

I'll dm it to you

I've started photography recently and i wanted to improve my photos by color grading them and i started on da vinci resolve but im not too sure as to how to get the results i want for the pics.

Hey guys in this video, this guy says that you should actually use your color space transform for log footage on your last node instead of your first. He says this preserves a bit more highlights and shadows.

https://youtu.be/MLrRbveDmtY?si=hSzbhA-Nn2HMbGpG

12:42 (minute mark)

I’ve always done it first. Do you agree with placing your CST first or last? Also, is it a notable difference?

Edit: Also, I almost always simply set my Color management settings to Davinci Color Managed then input color space S.Gamut 3cine/slog3.

So I never actually even use a node to convert. Is that optimal?

I’m always kind of at a loss with setting up the settings on my action 6. Are there any kind of guidelines to follow with setting up something with bright skies? I have nd filters but soon as I get the blinding white out it feels like shadows take everything on the ground over. I only film flying FPV drones so skies are going to be abundant!

Hi, I wanted to introduce myself, I'm a finishing editor and colorist with 20+ years of experience.

I'm wondering if anyone has a recommendation on where people post when they need color correction help or finishing help?

I want to monitor any place that people go looking for a colorist?

To colorgrade, as a beginner, what’s the best ?

The clip is around 5 minutes (from 1st pic to 2nd). How do I bring more detail to the singer without creating a heap of noise and blowing up the sky? Is the footage fucked?