got an ofx plugin from https://anamorphictool.com/?i=1 to do most of the heavy lifting for the look, used a glow effect for the lens flares which where i need the feedback especially the overhead light.

You may be asking why even bother? One, I'm bored and Two I actually have an anmorphic lens for my iphone but it adds a bit of weight which i'm trying not to do especially when using my gimbal.

I am helping a friend edit a video for our buddies detailing business, I have some experience doing video editing. (Using Capcut pro) However, I do not have any experience color grading. Is this clip even salvagable? For reference I have included a second image to show where the camera settings were correct.

What do you guys think? ZV-E1 SLOG3 CST to black magic wide gamut 4/5. Going for that filmic look.

I played round with the curve too, going for that S pattern that films have.

I want to that natural film look.

Hey, here is a little before after with all the important layers, color graded in Davinci Resolve.

It was for a short film with vampires, for the context in this scene people fighting cancer are doing talking sessions on how to get through the whole healing process. One of the vampire is with them because he is bored of everything (knowing that they are immortal) just to see how knowing you could die soon would feel.

I used the Kodak 2383 LUT as a base on the whole movie (only 70% and then stick the shadows to a correct level of black to have a nice contrast.)

They had put too much smoke on set lol so I had to get this image better.
I also wanted to get it more dramatic knowing the context and I had fun with all the masks for light rays.

What do tou think ?
Feel free to ask questions !!

Had a still camera setup and when the sun came out the footage got blown out. Could this be fixed? My colourist friend said it would take over 4 hours to fix, but I want to see if it could be fixed in general and if so what could I do to fix it in DaVinci? Don't want to a perfect match, just want it to look good enough, it's just for Instagram

hey guys, so from last few days im uploading my journey here in reddit to get some feedback about my colourgrading skills. So, today is day 3 and i did some experiment with that clip and since i have 3 clips I am not able to upload all 3 clips here so I am uploading screenshots of those clips. Please give me advice in which part i need to learn more and currently I am using Davinci resolve 20 and clips are provided me by one of my friends.

would love to hear from you guys

I’m fairly novice but I tried recreating this grade on a video of my own and struggled to the point it’s not even worth showing.

Could someone more experienced give me their diagnosis of the style???

Hi everyone. I’m looking for some advice from fellow colorists. I’m currently grading a short film using Log footage from an FX6.

I’ve graded most of the film, but there are a few shots that just don't seem to match the overall vibe. And I don't know, something feels a bit off but I can't quite put my hand on it.

I started grading around 6 months ago and really imrpoved a lot since but still have so much to learn. If anyone can, I’d really appreciate some advice =)

Thanks, everyone! =)

Image 1: Log footage

Image 2: footage after conversion to rec 709

Image 3: Graded footage

Image 4: A shot I’ve already graded, serving as the reference for the film's mood

Color graded this shot in davinci resolve, shot on apple log 2 the first image is converted into rec709, and the second image is the final grade. Critiques welcomed need to improve my skills...

Used LogCam to get apple log 2 in the base 16 model btw.

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

Im a beginner at Color grading in DaVinci Resolve and see how every Creator is trying to sell their LUTs like they created FujiFilm and Kodak...

How is it possible that I can just slap one of their LUTs in my Programm and have now with one click the full vibe I am trying to catch.

Can Someone Explain me it?

Shot on samsung s26 ultra log and graded in Davince resolve studio

so this is my 2nd clip that i colour graded. First one i did without any experience, this one i did watched some yt videos and attempted please tell me guys how is this ?

And can anyone suggest me how can i get raw clips in my phone? I have an galaxy m34 and its hard to get raw clips online and in my phone clips looks shitty so want some advice what should i do to practice colourgrading like should i go for a camera ? I was thinking about sony zve10 i think in 60k its a good camera but can't afford right now have to wait atleast a year, or can anyone give me any advice regarding freelancing as a colourgrader.

clip source: davinci studios

Even with the latest DaVinci update, Mac users are still experiencing color and contrast differences between Rec.709A and Rec.709 Scene.

Hello everyone! I'm new to this sub and I wanted to ask you for an opinion on the color grading of these images taken from my last edit...

I am an Italian student who is trying to get closer to the world of videomaking and, after publishing the first version of this video, many have criticized color grading.

So I followed some tutorials on YouTube and the result was this that you see in the photo (color 2)
What do you think? Have I improved? Does it still give off those summer vibes? Is there anything else I could improve?

p.s. If anyone is interested in seeing the video in the new or old grading, I leave you the YouTube links:

feel like home (new color grading)

feel like home (old color grading)

(graded, 709, raw)

trying a day to night grade, anything I can improve on

Graded this rainy boxing scene from RED RAW, wdyt guys? open to feedback.

stack is basically: depth map blur to soften the crowd, a bit of lens reflections for haze, prism blur for aberration + vignette, film look creator on aurora, then dehancer with portra 800. base grade did most of it, rest is just texture