What many people don't seem to address is the fact, that youtube conversion also seems to affect colors. So my final render looks great in h265 quicktime 4K but as youtube converts it - it's noticably different.
I used to have a problem with Resolve where it would add a bunch of extra contrast to UA-cam uploads. I fixed it by setting my Gamma Tag to Rec709, in the Advanced Settings menu of the Export page. I don’t know if that will fix the issue you’re having but it may be worth a try.
This is such a great idea! Love this!!
Thanks man!! You’ve been a huge inspiration 😊 I’ve always admired your color grades!
Quality info you’re producing Josh, very helpful! Will be waiting for more as they arrive.
Genius
thank you for making videos like this and your past videos, keep it up
Thanks man!!
amazing idea, starting my reference board collection today!!
Yeah!!! Happy color grading 😄
Solid stuff brother #teamdavinci
DaVinci all the way!
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Big wrinkly brain!
Finally, I can look like I'm in THE BATMAN 2022
It’s a gooood look! 😄
What many people don't seem to address is the fact, that youtube conversion also seems to affect colors. So my final render looks great in h265 quicktime 4K but as youtube converts it - it's noticably different.
What happens to it on UA-cam? And what program are you exporting from?
@@JoshBirman davinci resolve 18 - seems like skin tones are affected
I used to have a problem with Resolve where it would add a bunch of extra contrast to UA-cam uploads. I fixed it by setting my Gamma Tag to Rec709, in the Advanced Settings menu of the Export page. I don’t know if that will fix the issue you’re having but it may be worth a try.
@@JoshBirman thanks for the info, will try next time!