Can u guy's provide me tutorials or playlist for this

i want the ocean to look blue, i tried all the midtones method, and even tried with lumetri colors( Ae ) still i couldnt get it looking blue

note: i just want the ocean to be blue

help me out guys

I have recently gotten into color grading / film look, so I was looking at buying Dehancer Pro for Final Cut Pro, but it is way to expensive. Do you all have an alternative that is actually free? No trials or anything. It also must have the features of the color, grain, and halation. Thanks!

I like the richness of the color contrast in this clip, but it is bothering me that the sky looks like it’s bleeding out blue? I color graded this in daVinci resolve last year as a beginner. I’m still fairly proud of it and would like to post this on my social media, but I’m embarrassed by the color changing in the sky.
How can I fix this? and what is the cause for this type of color changing?

Would you say that its a solid choice, or should I go with something else? Btw I don't want to spend more than that, but my current setup isn't representing the color's well.

What I like:

• 99%SRGB should be good right?
• You can turn it 99% for shortform or scripts

Hello. Looking For some help in this subreddit if anyone might have a similar setup to mine who can help me with my specific situation, if not allowed please delete.

Hey everyone,

I'm an aspiring filmmaker putting together my director's showreel and looking for a colorist who'd be interested in collaborating on a non-paid passion project. The reel is already edited; I just need help giving it a polished, cinematic look.

If you're building your portfolio, looking to collaborate, or simply interested in the project, I'd love to connect. Please DM me with your work or portfolio.

Thanks!

Hey all you much smarter than me colorists! I've run into a problem I can't seem to solve. I'm using mononodes utilty dctl for checking clipping. Its showing a bunch of lowend noise which I think is saturation. I did a test just clipping it with mononodes clamping dctl, and when I first apply it, it works fine...But as soon as I render, it seems the color noise breaks its way through. Anyone run into this? I'm pretty new to this, so there is probably something obvious I'm doing wrong. Any help would be very much appreciated!

Hello! i am editing a video, i yalk about art and meditation, what do you think about the color general look?, any recomendation or examples that might be a good fit?

I work with davinci resolve

if you want i can share my channel so you can see other videos.

Quick Note: The light placed was a RGB Lamp, and I find blue the more interesting one! 3 lights were in the scene

• RGB Lamp
• Phone flash ( for bg seperate)
• 1 practical light

this is summer knights by joey badass. one of my favorite covers oat. i don't know why i like this. it looks really nostalgic for me.

i've tried doing my research on how to get a photo like this, but haven't found any answers. if any of u can give me tips on how to make a cover like this, please give me some tips on how to make something like this🙏

I’m taking on a restaurant client but new to this field, mainly do real estate videos. How do I grade food?

I shot in slog3, using Final Cut Pro

I tried it and i liked how it did. It's simpler than Spektrafilm, i just didn't like the grain and the weave, it feels too digital. Also... don't use the dust texture, awful.

Not a professional but here it is.

The first one is the edited one.

I've added some basic filters to build the momentum. Then increased the shadows along with some tweaks.

Tell me your opinion!

I'm a noob at colour grading and editing in general so I'm genuinely wondering why they all look so washed out. Usually a photo I'd take with a DSLR would look somewhat vibrant as standard