YES another editor and teacher that uses the manual like i do! Good stuff. You earned a new sub my man. thanks for sharing this. I have been tinkering still and have yet to make a video. I'm also gonna be comparing it with Dehancer. Good stuff man. 👌
Thank you for these videos. Learning lots from you and it helps that you explain stuff straight to the point. Color grading is so much fun. May I ask what export settings you use when you use film creator?
Great video! There’s been some confusion around the CST override but some can use it at the end of the node tree going from camera color space to rec709 cineon gamma if using resolves built in 2383 LUTs. I think you can use this FX tool all sorts of ways and really get creative with it.
I think that BMD should have a dropdown with the kodak and fuji stock considering that they they already have in them in lut form. So we could then choose to use the default BMD film stock or ones that we are already familiar with. I think people would just like the idea of using them in any color space, over being limited to the rec709 / cineon CS and gamma in the LUTs. The color space override is a bit confusing in your video here - pretty sure you could just leave that to "Timeline and use it between your input CST and the Output CST and it should work fine. It should read the timeline the same as it does in a project wide color management.
Regarding the color space override im not understanding whats confusing about it. If you use node base color management with two simple in and out transforms as in your example just leave the override setting to timeline. I Haven’t upgraded to 19 yet but when I do I plan to use this in conjunction with custom Juan Melara PFE luts (2393) on the same node where I use the PFE for the colorimetry (turn the color blend slider all the way to 0) and use only the effects blend for subtle spacial character and texture except grain and halation (that would be on a separate node with advanced settings version not the film look effect). For this, a color space override saves me from adding another CST node to prep the PFE as I currently do on the node just before the PFE lut (working space->rec709 and Log C3) and love the touch of also manipulating the white point as well. With this I can now do all of that on one node. I believe this was the intention of adding the override feature for node based workflows.
@@chevonpetgrave4991 I didn't say that I found it confusing, I was referring to what he said in the video as being confusing - I basically said the same thing - the color space override says that it defaults to the timeline colorspace so if it is between two CSTs then what ever the color space for the timeline is correct.
Amazing tutorial. Subscribed! That said, I don't have any Skin Bias dial in DaVinci Resolve Studio v19.01 Has this function been removed or moved somewhere else?
It doesn’t come close to Dehancer in my opinion. The bleach bypass doesn’t look nowhere as good as Mononodes Bleach Bypass Slider. The same with the color slice, I can get much better results with DCTL’s. Thanks for the review.👍
Would love to hear more on your experience with the color slice palette. Was Considering some dctls before the release of resolve 19. What makes the dctls better? For me with out having touched them yet (still waiting to upgrade to 19), i see two advantages of the color slice. 1. A distinct skin tone vector. 2. Being a native pallete on the interface means you dont have to use multiple nodes for Hue, Selective sat, and density if you don’t want to. But would love to get your experience. Also any links to dctls mentioned.
Thank you, nice explanation. I have a question, if you emulate a real camera in CGI you have to replicate the lens effects and the Filmstock. Where you have to put the nodes? For example, at first the Grading, then the Lens effects and then the Film Look Creator?
Those I would categorise it as finishing effects, which goes behind everything. But since we want the grain to sit above all, you would have to do FLC > Lens Blur > Film Grain
Why? I think this video here shows that Dehancer is very different to "Film Look Creator". And: The Halation and Grain tools like Dehancer or Filmbox is still much better.
@@allenpayne9182 resolve will improve. I’m sure they are gonna get there like dehancer. But For the people who don’t have dehancer I think this is great.
YES another editor and teacher that uses the manual like i do! Good stuff. You earned a new sub my man. thanks for sharing this. I have been tinkering still and have yet to make a video. I'm also gonna be comparing it with Dehancer. Good stuff man. 👌
Awesome, thank you!
Very nice overview of this tool - and great answers to the questions about Dehancer that have been floating around. Thanks for the video!
10:34 I believe the color slicer allows you to add saturation without changing luminance
100% agree with Danny -- there are several aspects of Film Look Creator that I wish we could bypass. For me, it needs more user control to be useful.
it will be interesting to compare this with older presets i’ve made from your older videos
keep up the good work!
Awesome overview, looking forward the next video!
Thx for the video... Sometimes different windwos overlap each other so u can't see what u showing.... like the curves. Keep that in mind when editing
Good comparison and review!
Thanks Stefan!
total bs
Love it! I hope one day BMD launch Dehancer effect for the studio version.
Love your videos. Top quality
Much appreciated!
Thank you for these videos. Learning lots from you and it helps that you explain stuff straight to the point. Color grading is so much fun. May I ask what export settings you use when you use film creator?
Love your content. Thanks for the explanation!
Im curious about your new nodes structure with this update.
Same!
Thanks for the breakdown Danny!
Any time!
Great video! There’s been some confusion around the CST override but some can use it at the end of the node tree going from camera color space to rec709 cineon gamma if using resolves built in 2383 LUTs. I think you can use this FX tool all sorts of ways and really get creative with it.
I think that BMD should have a dropdown with the kodak and fuji stock considering that they they already have in them in lut form.
So we could then choose to use the default BMD film stock or ones that we are already familiar with.
I think people would just like the idea of using them in any color space, over being limited to the rec709 / cineon CS and gamma in the LUTs.
The color space override is a bit confusing in your video here - pretty sure you could just leave that to "Timeline and use it between your input CST and the Output CST and it should work fine. It should read the timeline the same as it does in a project wide color management.
Regarding the color space override im not understanding whats confusing about it. If you use node base color management with two simple in and out transforms as in your example just leave the override setting to timeline.
I Haven’t upgraded to 19 yet but when I do I plan to use this in conjunction with custom Juan Melara PFE luts (2393) on the same node where I use the PFE for the colorimetry (turn the color blend slider all the way to 0) and use only the effects blend for subtle spacial character and texture except grain and halation (that would be on a separate node with advanced settings version not the film look effect).
For this, a color space override saves me from adding another CST node to prep the PFE as I currently do on the node just before the PFE lut (working space->rec709 and Log C3) and love the touch of also manipulating the white point as well.
With this I can now do all of that on one node. I believe this was the intention of adding the override feature for node based workflows.
@@chevonpetgrave4991 I didn't say that I found it confusing, I was referring to what he said in the video as being confusing - I basically said the same thing - the color space override says that it defaults to the timeline colorspace so if it is between two CSTs then what ever the color space for the timeline is correct.
@@JimRobinson-colors oh ok. My misunderstanding.
Amazing tutorial. Subscribed! That said, I don't have any Skin Bias dial in DaVinci Resolve Studio v19.01 Has this function been removed or moved somewhere else?
I’m not too sure because I haven’t updated yet! But that’s news to me!
@@DannyGan I found it.. Its been moved under the first group of settings "Film Look" :)
It doesn’t come close to Dehancer in my opinion. The bleach bypass doesn’t look nowhere as good as Mononodes Bleach Bypass Slider. The same with the color slice, I can get much better results with DCTL’s. Thanks for the review.👍
Would love to hear more on your experience with the color slice palette. Was Considering some dctls before the release of resolve 19. What makes the dctls better?
For me with out having touched them yet (still waiting to upgrade to 19), i see two advantages of the color slice.
1. A distinct skin tone vector.
2. Being a native pallete on the interface means you dont have to use multiple nodes for Hue, Selective sat, and density if you don’t want to.
But would love to get your experience. Also any links to dctls mentioned.
Ja dehancer is much better to me as well
I thought this would replace my mononodes DCTLs, not at all… The mononodes are a lot better. But respect and appreciation to BMD for the effort
Agreed
Not respect to blackmagic, we need real tools updates like in baselight 6.0
Thank you, nice explanation. I have a question, if you emulate a real camera in CGI you have to replicate the lens effects and the Filmstock. Where you have to put the nodes? For example, at first the Grading, then the Lens effects and then the Film Look Creator?
Those I would categorise it as finishing effects, which goes behind everything. But since we want the grain to sit above all, you would have to do FLC > Lens Blur > Film Grain
thanks for this video! Do you know, how to save custom presets?
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Did you skip over the skin bias?
If this is used then do we need to use the Kodak LUT. Noticed some folks using this along with the Kodak LUT
There are no rules in color grading, use the tools as you please 😉
Does this work with the non-Studio version ?
Very nice
Must the footage be shot in a log profile to use these film look creator tool?
Nope, you can toggle the Film Look Creator to input/output in Rec.709
Why nobody talks about the "Output White Point" that's the only thing I wish could turn it off!
7:54 to rein in, not reign.
take it up to BMD, I just copied from their manual
Hopefully this at least drops the price of dehancer a bit.
Why? I think this video here shows that Dehancer is very different to "Film Look Creator". And: The Halation and Grain tools like Dehancer or Filmbox is still much better.
It won’t
@@allenpayne9182 resolve will improve. I’m sure they are gonna get there like dehancer. But For the people who don’t have dehancer I think this is great.
@@allenpayne9182 I agree dehancer is more of a complete film look tool. And if the price does drop I would probably buy it.
free footage bro hehe
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@@DannyGan thank you very much