Why And How You Should Be Using Grading Versions In Davinci Resolve

Why And How You Should Be Using Grading Versions In Davinci Resolve
Hey guys! In this video I will be talking about why and how you should be using grading versions in Davinci Resolve. It's a small but very useful tool that a lot of people don't know!
My grading setup:
Reference Monitor: Sony PVM-A250
UI Monitor: Benq SW270C
Panel: Black Magic Design Mini Panel
Mouse: Logitech G Pro X Superlight
Keyboard: Logitech MX Keys Wireless
Various: Wacom Intuos Pro M
Feel free to ask my anything in the comments. I try to answer all of your questions and will maybe even do a video on it!
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[@marinrealestatephotography]

Thanks for the lesson on versions in Resolve. It's something I really need to incorporate in to my own work.

[@isabellaalguacil]

Feels good to hear back from you!!! Thank you for this video, hope we can get to see more often 😊

[@Saba_Demitri]

Keen to see your studio setup. Probably the lights as i have seen many small studios use warm light as a desk light with a 6500k backlit.
I can see the same warm key light on your face instead of white.

[@yorkunt]

Hey Gavin, I think the incident you mentioned happens every beginner. In my case the client wasn't angry but I was cause I needed to do it again and match the previous. I just wonder you showed one clip but when you have a crowded timeline and needed to do a new version for each of them, is there a short way to create for all of them?