Thumbnails are so important on YT. I never realised how much...expect some changes over the next few!! Glad you like the tips. the content style wont change, but thumbnails will.
Thanks Derek. A hard effect to explain easily...this one has been on my mind for a while now - no info on this effect anywhere!...good to have it out there! And in 4K!
Okay, so from someone who learnt premiere pro 16 months ago. I always new that Davinci was more efficient and IA incorporated, but never actually made the switch bc of my workflow, I dowloaded it yesterday, was blown away. by the masking abilitie, and i am still discovering how everything works ofc ! But seeing this, from the perspective of someone who started with Lightroom ahah, I see in the texture effect some pictures editing software abilities.. on video, it blows my mind and i can't wait to get my head and shots around it sincerly.. ! thanks Darren, to you and all the peapole allowing motivated person to learn it for free, youtube is and has always been a game breaker
Yes, more of these tool breakdowns, please! :) For me, you have figured out the formula for concise in-depth youtube tutorials better than anyone else in this space, and my feed is full of those. I've found myself watching every video you release, as I now have complete confidence every single one will be well-presented and extremely useful, with an excellent topic choice! Frankly, I would have skipped a video with this title, were it coming from anyone else :) Thanks for making those, and please keep up that no-fluff policy! It's a breath of fresh air :)
Woah, this is one powerful effect! Hadn't even spotted it, but a few minutes experimenting with it on the sort of footage I shoot has quite convinced me that I will be using it a LOT. Thank you for taking the trouble to make and upload this video.
A very nice introduction and walkthrough this effect, Darren. I use frequency separation in Photoshop all the time. I didn't even know about this effect - it's bothersome that it's so easy to get stuck in a rut after 10 years of grading a miss things. It is nice to see that we now have this option in Resolve
I agree...very easy to use your 'go to' effects all the time - especially under pressure....I try to spend some downtime looking at my workflows and refining and experimenting with new techniques - that's how I found this effect. Thanks for your comments, appreciated. Darren.
Excellent tutorial, really useful! As others have mentioned, it's easy to overlook some of these effects but some of them, like this one, are very complex with many uses. Thank you!
This as always is very helpful. And like Sean, I seem to have completely missed this plugin. Top breakdown & insight of what this plugin does. Thanks Darren, top man!
Glad you enjoyed it! Very welcome. use the plug in but really play with it...don't just take my settings...spend an hour or two on different footage pushing it because it's a great tool!
So glad to see the potential of Texture Pop for controlled detail work. Frankly, I had avoided it completely. Why? The name, "Texture Pop." Sounds like something named and designed to appeal to kids who want MORE of everything,-- contrast, saturation, competing colors, etc. So thanks for saving me from myself! Mike
Darren a great effect, never knew it existed. BTW..Great to see you have hit 30K subs remember when you first started, the channel is growing really well 👍🏾
Hi Darren. Excellent pro tip episode, I didn't know you could do this with footage, although I use a similar multi frequently technique within Photoshop. Absolutely brilliant, I'd love to see more like this. Thanks again Darren, again an excellent episode
Hi Shebbe...Yes, very easily overlooked...I only really got into using it a few months ago - It's been there for a year but only until I got bit of downtime to spend some research time that I really discovered it's potential.
I saw a tool like this in Baselight and I was so mad that DaVinci didn't have it! A year later and boy am I happy to be wrong! Thank you for the insight, Darren!
Yes this is very much what the texture tools are in Baselight although it looks like they have better toolset at present...Im sure its only a matter of time until BMD get more texture controls, but this is certainly a great tool.
Wow. Thanks. Just a couple of hours ago I was wishing for effects like Photoshop Texture an Clarity. This does the job but is super charged with vastly finer control. Now, if Adobe would just add Scopes to Photoshop!
That Super nice A roll is back! Thanks for the tips, as always! I dragged my gimble and BMPCC4K up a hill yesterday to get some sunset action. May play with this...
@@DarrenMostyn Darren, in case of interest, I just discovered that Resolve 17.4.1 has taken a huge step forward for grading HDR as it supports HDR viewers on Apple's Pro Display XDR and the new M1 14" and 16" MacBook Pros. That makes it so much easier and cheaper for non-professional users like myself to edit iPhone Dolby Vision and other HDR footage. I did a detailed video showing how that is here: ua-cam.com/video/0X1FRWdEvJA/v-deo.html. While this is unlikely to be interesting to yourself as a professional who can afford proper HDR monitors, I think it may be interesting to some of your viewers, so thought I'd share.
Thank you for buying me a coffee....very kind and appreciate the effort!! You will now get your name posted on my next UA-cam LIVE (date to be announced soon). Have a good weekend, Darren
You could have a screen somewhere showing your keyboard inputs so the newbies get to know which shortcuts you are using for some of those basic commands
@@DarrenMostyn I will try and be more aware, I saw some but not all of them, thanks for the attention, you seem like a really genuine person and I appreciate it
I don't currently work in ACES, but am testing workflows currently for a particular job. It's not high on my list as I have so many other episodes I want to get out and am busy with the 'day job' as it is. Thanks for contributing anyway, appreciated. darren
I know we discussed this effect in general terms, really glad you took it on for a tutorial because I have been using this for awhile now and your explanations and examples here has given me some insights and information that I hadn't considered. I had been using it ( as you said in your video here ) to bring life to landscapes ( natural landscapes like mountains and forest etc. ) I often get people in the FB forums asking about grading drone footage, which sometimes is spectacular but lacks depth. So I had been suggesting texture - especially in mountainous terrains - it can "chisel" out the rocks and bring new depth to footage. I hadn't considered using it on skin, great idea. My main reason for interest in the texture OFX was from studying oil painters as a practical and historic use of texture and light - artist such as Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, Rembrandt and others showed a 3d effect by the use of brush or knife to create texture for depth In oil painting, detail is heavy in brush strokes and the further away something is supposed to be it is almost a wash or giving it a watercolor look. Pushing the texture toward mids and highlights which already are then associated with being closer, emphasizes the sharpness, and lens focus to draw the eye to the subject. Getting the info on these OFX is really helping a lot of people. Thank you for taking them on. Even people that work with Resolve all the time, need this information and appreciate them.Sometimes these effects can take a large amount of time to figure out all the uses, and techniques. So your video and your perspectives really help new and experienced users equally and are appreciated by all. I am still in awe that you can make these tutorials look so easy, when I know in reality they are extremely difficult. Thanks again Darren, when I see your name pop up on my youTube, I can't wait to see what you have come up with. I am have never been disappointed. cheers.
Thanks for the in-depth comment, really good for me to know all this and what is working for you and others. Of course I always look forward to your input and it is very valued so thank you. This was a real tough one to make for some reason... I think because there is so little background info I just work it out for myself through playing and trial and error. Its a really useful effect. All the best Jim, and thank you again. Darren.
Hi Darren. Is it possible to copy only the motion from one clip and apply it to another clip (like a logo) using match move effect. Thank you for your amazing tutorials.
Ive just installed 17.4.1 today for a big broadcast job starting tomorrow I have it on good advice from two trusted sources that it this version is 'reliable' so going for it. Against all my normal rules, but Im well backed up and most projects signed off. Good to hear from you Laura!
@@axelfoo1 OK agreed not worth it then - what's the point of this thread then ? you don't need it anyway! Just enjoy the hundreds of free effects and make great content! All the best!
I will have to play with this. I imagine you could put these on multiple nodes in different instances. So you could work only on certain parts for example. Different subjects, various background elements etc.
Hey Darren! First of all: great content! Is there a chance that you can make a video on how to cut a good video? I mean you do a lot of great stuff about using davinci and all of his features but i would like to see a video guide on the actual cutting and the thought process behind it. There was a part in one of your videos where you talking about cutting an interview and how you let the bicycle guy start talking, right when the drum in the music kicks in for the first time, which gave me an instant aha effect. Maybe you can put some „simple“ advices like this in a compact form in one of your further videos. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
Thanks D. Those tips will come throughout my videos. A dedicated video on how to edit per say is not really what my channel is about however if you subscribe to my email list (link in description) then there may be something useful for you in the future!! All the best, Darren.
Hey Darren! Thanks for this video. I use this effect a lot since I work in the food and beverage/product space and it really helps. This really expands my understanding of the tool. How do you differentiate using this vs contrast pop? I tend to use texture for product and face close-ups, but contrast for whole scenes where I want more subject separation between the background. What are your thoughts based off your understanding and usage? Would really appreciate the clarification to know if I'm utilizing these tools properly. Cheers!
Really like playing with this effect, still getting to know it. How do you think it relates to midtone detail (either in the raw controls or in the primaries tab)? There seems to be some similarity
Many of the effects and tools I use professionally are not in the Free version. I have done an episode recently on which are free or not (prior to 17.4 release) which you can see here. Its is money very wisely spent. ua-cam.com/video/YM2U4UtYBFE/v-deo.html All the best, Darren.
Nice tutorial about something I wouldn't have known about. But did I miss it, or was there nothing about Chroma Detail? Would have been good to know in what circumstances that might be useful. I'm off to fiddle and see...
@@DarrenMostyn I couldn't really detect anything when I twiddled around with chroma detail, so I probably wasn't using it properly. I decided to RTFM, and there's no mention of it at all in the plugin description/how-to, so I guess it's arcane knowledge only meant for the high priests of colour grading!
@@DarrenMostyn Well you are doing a Great job! Loving the content and looking forward to more tips from a great pro! I just wonder if I could be denoising better.
I did a bit of color compression in my S-LOG episode. TBH I rarely use it...its aggressive if not used very carefully but great when you need it! ua-cam.com/video/mXIRlpqkIq0/v-deo.html
Hello. I recently found your masterclasses. Great information, generous tips and obviously very useful. THANK YOU very much once again. I did not find anything about Sound. Do you know where I can find some information. I am processing sounds in audacity (wave, 44100) and tries to syncrhronize them in Resolve with sync clips and in edit, I swiitch with multicam clip angle to use the audacity sound that I want to synchronise. The main problem that I have is when I am export it in MP4 AAC bit Depth 24 Bus 1,constant bit rate and 320 kb/s, the sound is more staurated and the noise is basically very "loud". There is huge diffrence between the sound level in audacity and the sound level of the exported video after the sync in resolve (17.4.1). I am working with a Mac mini M1 Sorry for my English. But if you have a link about this kind of problem it woulmd be helpful. Once resolved, I will use all the tips that you shared about colors, mask, texture etc. Anyway once again thank you for sharing all your art and unbelivable technics.
Hi. Thank you for your kind words. I am a colourist and editor so in depth sound is not my area of expertise. There are some UA-camrs who go into good detail on sound. Hope you get the answers you need. All the best, Darren
Color Space transform (CST) will allow you to change from one color space to another, and deal with differing camera profiles and tone mapping on one timeline.
Stanley - not forgotten you my friend!! You were subbed from the start - always appreciate a comment from you! Yes, cant quite believe Im nearly at 30K now. I'll do a YT LIVE soon to say Thanks.
@@stanleymakafui Really no need - your support is so appreciated! I'll let you know when my next live is...crazy schedule right now so might be a little off yet.
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Hello more interesting thumbnails!! You're brilliant, thanks for all the pro tips in your videos. Cheers. 🍻
Thumbnails are so important on YT. I never realised how much...expect some changes over the next few!! Glad you like the tips. the content style wont change, but thumbnails will.
Where has this been all my life??? Thank you Darren!
Glad it worked for you. Thanks
Where is the link for the Magic Mask?
@@MrFakNo It appears top right corner at the point I mention there is a link. OR, easy route - its here ---- ua-cam.com/video/Do5ZGmji1pI/v-deo.html
This is AWESOME. Texture Pop just saved me. I was trying to match my current film to the look of 1923 and this helped so freaking much. Thanks Darren!
Pretty sweet Darren - nice to have you back and in 4K this tut is really easy to see the impact of your changes full screen. Well done again.
Thanks Derek. A hard effect to explain easily...this one has been on my mind for a while now - no info on this effect anywhere!...good to have it out there! And in 4K!
This much effort deserves super thanks!
You're very welcome! Thank you so much for the kind donation. Im pleased my videos are helping you. Thanks, darren
Okay, so from someone who learnt premiere pro 16 months ago.
I always new that Davinci was more efficient and IA incorporated, but never actually made the switch bc of my workflow,
I dowloaded it yesterday, was blown away. by the masking abilitie, and i am still discovering how everything works ofc !
But seeing this, from the perspective of someone who started with Lightroom ahah, I see in the texture effect some pictures editing software abilities.. on video, it blows my mind and i can't wait to get my head and shots around it sincerly.. !
thanks Darren, to you and all the peapole allowing motivated person to learn it for free, youtube is and has always been a game breaker
Yes, more of these tool breakdowns, please! :)
For me, you have figured out the formula for concise in-depth youtube tutorials better than anyone else in this space, and my feed is full of those.
I've found myself watching every video you release, as I now have complete confidence every single one will be well-presented and extremely useful, with an excellent topic choice!
Frankly, I would have skipped a video with this title, were it coming from anyone else :)
Thanks for making those, and please keep up that no-fluff policy! It's a breath of fresh air :)
Ditto what he said :)
Woah, this is one powerful effect! Hadn't even spotted it, but a few minutes experimenting with it on the sort of footage I shoot has quite convinced me that I will be using it a LOT. Thank you for taking the trouble to make and upload this video.
thanks Richard.
A very nice introduction and walkthrough this effect, Darren. I use frequency separation in Photoshop all the time. I didn't even know about this effect - it's bothersome that it's so easy to get stuck in a rut after 10 years of grading a miss things. It is nice to see that we now have this option in Resolve
I agree...very easy to use your 'go to' effects all the time - especially under pressure....I try to spend some downtime looking at my workflows and refining and experimenting with new techniques - that's how I found this effect. Thanks for your comments, appreciated. Darren.
Superb Darren. I may have to get out of my comfort zone and try it..
well worth playing with.
Marvelous Darren, thanks for the tips! 🙂👍🏻
No problem Scott.
boy that is an insane breakdown of a tool that I kinda missed. Fantastic!
Wish Blackmagic did this kind of rundown on all their effects.
Me too! would save me a lot of time!!!! Glad you enjoyed. Tell your friends to subscribe!
Great video Darren! That’s looks like a great tool, I’ve never tried it before but now I’m going to give it a shot. Thanks man! 😁👍
Thank Jason. Yes, its worth a try....hope you are well.
Usability: very high. Subscription: yes!!! God this Davinci such a box of surprises:)))
Thank you ...always appreciate a new subscriber! Enjoy the content...plenty more to come
YOU are one-of-a-kind master colorist! Thank YOU!
Thank you again Chetan. You are very kind.
Excellent tutorial, really useful! As others have mentioned, it's easy to overlook some of these effects but some of them, like this one, are very complex with many uses. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful Jamie.
What is the main reason for having the CST AFTER the "main grade" node?
This as always is very helpful. And like Sean, I seem to have completely missed this plugin. Top breakdown & insight of what this plugin does. Thanks Darren, top man!
Glad you enjoyed it! Very welcome. use the plug in but really play with it...don't just take my settings...spend an hour or two on different footage pushing it because it's a great tool!
Thank you for sharing this! Did not realize its power until now.
You're welcome!
So glad to see the potential of Texture Pop for controlled detail work. Frankly, I had avoided it completely. Why? The name, "Texture Pop." Sounds like something named and designed to appeal to kids who want MORE of everything,-- contrast, saturation, competing colors, etc. So thanks for saving me from myself! Mike
I love it...spend time getting used to its parameters first, then it just works.
This is awesome! Thank you Darren for this tutorial and please more to come!
More to come no problem. Thanks PJ
That's so powerful and handy. Good to know! Thanks a lot Darren 😍
Glad it was helpful!
Darren a great effect, never knew it existed.
BTW..Great to see you have hit 30K subs remember when you first started, the channel is growing really well 👍🏾
Thanks Russ. I remember you being early on my channel too. Glad you still here...lots more to come!
brilliant educator; please keep them coming
Thank you - good to have you along.
Think about subscribing to my email list...link in description of all my episodes. Its free..no catch.
Hi Darren. Excellent pro tip episode, I didn't know you could do this with footage, although I use a similar multi frequently technique within Photoshop.
Absolutely brilliant, I'd love to see more like this.
Thanks again Darren, again an excellent episode
Hi Andrew, Glad it was helpful....yes I'll get more of these out over time. All the best, darren.
Nice one, never really wanted to touch the general mid detail slider at the wheels this makes a lot more sense but is easily overlooked!
Hi Shebbe...Yes, very easily overlooked...I only really got into using it a few months ago - It's been there for a year but only until I got bit of downtime to spend some research time that I really discovered it's potential.
Oooh awesome! This solves a couple things I've been wondering about right away!!
Glad I could help!
Thank you Darren for the magic tip!
My pleasure Fabio
I saw a tool like this in Baselight and I was so mad that DaVinci didn't have it! A year later and boy am I happy to be wrong! Thank you for the insight, Darren!
Yes this is very much what the texture tools are in Baselight although it looks like they have better toolset at present...Im sure its only a matter of time until BMD get more texture controls, but this is certainly a great tool.
@@DarrenMostyn Thank you for the kind reply, Darren!
Wow. Thanks. Just a couple of hours ago I was wishing for effects like Photoshop Texture an Clarity. This does the job but is super charged with vastly finer control. Now, if Adobe would just add Scopes to Photoshop!
Thanks Phil.
That Super nice A roll is back! Thanks for the tips, as always! I dragged my gimble and BMPCC4K up a hill yesterday to get some sunset action. May play with this...
The footage is free from Blackmagic website and the RED website. Always good to use your own footage...I just struggle with rights issues a lot.
@@DarrenMostyn I'd be happy to let you use my own footage, but frankly it is not up to your standard. Perhaps when I am better!
An excellent episode! Thank you. More please!
more coming! thanks David.
@@DarrenMostyn Darren, in case of interest, I just discovered that Resolve 17.4.1 has taken a huge step forward for grading HDR as it supports HDR viewers on Apple's Pro Display XDR and the new M1 14" and 16" MacBook Pros. That makes it so much easier and cheaper for non-professional users like myself to edit iPhone Dolby Vision and other HDR footage. I did a detailed video showing how that is here: ua-cam.com/video/0X1FRWdEvJA/v-deo.html. While this is unlikely to be interesting to yourself as a professional who can afford proper HDR monitors, I think it may be interesting to some of your viewers, so thought I'd share.
Thanks a lot Darren for your tips.
My pleasure!
Thank you for your lessons and tips!
My pleasure! Julia. Thank you for commenting and supporting my channel. Promise a new video this week!!!!
Oh it's split frequency retouching for video - cool
thanks darren, this gets in a HDR type of retouch..
Thanks Gabriele. Glad you like it.
Wonderful tutorial, thank you!!!
Thanks Darren, very effective, I must try this out and the Magic Mask tool, a feature that I've not delved into yet.
Yes, I forget the Magic Mask is there sometimes. Thanks Ray.
@@DarrenMostyn Just noticed that there's a November release of the Resolve manual on the BMD support page, 3,625 pages long now!!
Great video! Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful Ryan. Cheers
Top tip. Really nicely explained.
Thanks Steve, It's quite a hard effect to explain (as I found out !!).
Love your tutorials. Thank you. Do you mind sharing a video on how you utilize your Wacom with Resolve? Thanks
Ive been trying to reach out to Wacom but no response for months on many tries. I'll do an in-depth if they reach back out to me.
Stellar work!
Thanks Joshua
Hey Darren mabye a but off topic but how do u do these Hotkey/ Shortcuts shown on the screen? Are theese manual or is there a program for it?
Thanks! Definitely adding this into my toolbox.
Enjoy! Try and get some downtime experimenting with it...Its a heavy tool if not tamed!
Loving these tutes I bought you a coffee!
Thank you for buying me a coffee....very kind and appreciate the effort!! You will now get your name posted on my next UA-cam LIVE (date to be announced soon). Have a good weekend, Darren
You could have a screen somewhere showing your keyboard inputs so the newbies get to know which shortcuts you are using for some of those basic commands
all my shortcuts get put on screen as graphics as far as I know.?
@@DarrenMostyn I will try and be more aware, I saw some but not all of them, thanks for the attention, you seem like a really genuine person and I appreciate it
Thanks Darren! Your videos are extremely helpful! Are you planning on doing a video on ACES workflow?
I don't currently work in ACES, but am testing workflows currently for a particular job. It's not high on my list as I have so many other episodes I want to get out and am busy with the 'day job' as it is. Thanks for contributing anyway, appreciated. darren
@@DarrenMostyn Understood. Thank you for your time and your response. Looking forward to the future episodes!
Thank you, Darren!
Welcome!
I know we discussed this effect in general terms, really glad you took it on for a tutorial because I have been using this for awhile now and your explanations and examples here has given me some insights and information that I hadn't considered. I had been using it ( as you said in your video here ) to bring life to landscapes ( natural landscapes like mountains and forest etc. ) I often get people in the FB forums asking about grading drone footage, which sometimes is spectacular but lacks depth. So I had been suggesting texture - especially in mountainous terrains - it can "chisel" out the rocks and bring new depth to footage.
I hadn't considered using it on skin, great idea.
My main reason for interest in the texture OFX was from studying oil painters as a practical and historic use of texture and light - artist such as Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, Rembrandt and others showed a 3d effect by the use of brush or knife to create texture for depth
In oil painting, detail is heavy in brush strokes and the further away something is supposed to be it is almost a wash or giving it a watercolor look.
Pushing the texture toward mids and highlights which already are then associated with being closer, emphasizes the sharpness, and lens focus to draw the eye to the subject.
Getting the info on these OFX is really helping a lot of people. Thank you for taking them on. Even people that work with Resolve all the time, need this information and appreciate them.Sometimes these effects can take a large amount of time to figure out all the uses, and techniques. So your video and your perspectives really help new and experienced users equally and are appreciated by all.
I am still in awe that you can make these tutorials look so easy, when I know in reality they are extremely difficult.
Thanks again Darren, when I see your name pop up on my youTube, I can't wait to see what you have come up with. I am have never been disappointed.
cheers.
Thanks for the in-depth comment, really good for me to know all this and what is working for you and others. Of course I always look forward to your input and it is very valued so thank you. This was a real tough one to make for some reason... I think because there is so little background info I just work it out for myself through playing and trial and error. Its a really useful effect. All the best Jim, and thank you again. Darren.
awesome content, really helping out a newbie in me to know more ways of manipulating the footage
glad to hear that. welcome to my channel
You're a bloody marvel. Thanks!
Thanks Andy.
Hi Darren. Is it possible to copy only the motion from one clip and apply it to another clip (like a logo) using match move effect. Thank you for your amazing tutorials.
Wow, really solid tip!
Thanks Shaun. Its a really good effect...try a spend some down-time experimenting.
I really love this software!
Ive just installed 17.4.1 today for a big broadcast job starting tomorrow I have it on good advice from two trusted sources that it this version is 'reliable' so going for it. Against all my normal rules, but Im well backed up and most projects signed off. Good to hear from you Laura!
@@DarrenMostyn Cool!! Good luck!!
Neat . Lot of potential with this. Your thoughts on using it for noise reduction?
Unfortunately texture pop only works in the paid version of Studio.
well worth the price Id say.
@@DarrenMostyn I'm not a professional video maker, so it's not worth the price.
@@axelfoo1 OK agreed not worth it then - what's the point of this thread then ? you don't need it anyway! Just enjoy the hundreds of free effects and make great content! All the best!
I will have to play with this. I imagine you could put these on multiple nodes in different instances. So you could work only on certain parts for example. Different subjects, various background elements etc.
yes you could
Hey Darren! First of all: great content! Is there a chance that you can make a video on how to cut a good video? I mean you do a lot of great stuff about using davinci and all of his features but i would like to see a video guide on the actual cutting and the thought process behind it. There was a part in one of your videos where you talking about cutting an interview and how you let the bicycle guy start talking, right when the drum in the music kicks in for the first time, which gave me an instant aha effect. Maybe you can put some „simple“ advices like this in a compact form in one of your further videos. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
Thanks D. Those tips will come throughout my videos. A dedicated video on how to edit per say is not really what my channel is about however if you subscribe to my email list (link in description) then there may be something useful for you in the future!! All the best, Darren.
That's great! Thank you!
appreciated
Hey Darren! Thanks for this video. I use this effect a lot since I work in the food and beverage/product space and it really helps. This really expands my understanding of the tool.
How do you differentiate using this vs contrast pop? I tend to use texture for product and face close-ups, but contrast for whole scenes where I want more subject separation between the background.
What are your thoughts based off your understanding and usage? Would really appreciate the clarification to know if I'm utilizing these tools properly.
Cheers!
Hi, quick question. Is this a tool to get this soft skin you see on Jenna Ortega in Tim Burtons Wednesday? Thx for lessons😉👍
Really like playing with this effect, still getting to know it. How do you think it relates to midtone detail (either in the raw controls or in the primaries tab)? There seems to be some similarity
It's basically like a modifiable version of 'clarity' in lightroom
Brilliant!
I use it a lot
That seems to have lots of potential. Thanks for the insight!
Sadly it's not included in the free version.
Many of the effects and tools I use professionally are not in the Free version. I have done an episode recently on which are free or not (prior to 17.4 release) which you can see here. Its is money very wisely spent. ua-cam.com/video/YM2U4UtYBFE/v-deo.html All the best, Darren.
Hello Darren! I wish I knew about this tool sooner! I wonder how you think it compares to the freq separation tool we built up in WLA last winter.
its certainly very adjustable...and certainly easier to control. Hope you are well my friend. darren
@@DarrenMostyn Doing well thank you! Hope to catch you soon in a future course!
Amazing thanks
Most welcome Paul.
Maybe a run through for DaVinci 18 ?
Nice video .how can i join your master class for editing and colour grading?
Thanks Neo. You might like to sign up to my free email newsletter for any future news. bit.ly/2RrjvpN
Nice!
Thanks Ian.
Nice tutorial about something I wouldn't have known about. But did I miss it, or was there nothing about Chroma Detail? Would have been good to know in what circumstances that might be useful. I'm off to fiddle and see...
Its really to show you how I use it and I don't use the chroma tools as yet. Thanks Jonathan.
@@DarrenMostyn I couldn't really detect anything when I twiddled around with chroma detail, so I probably wasn't using it properly. I decided to RTFM, and there's no mention of it at all in the plugin description/how-to, so I guess it's arcane knowledge only meant for the high priests of colour grading!
Thanks Deren for all videos. What program do you use to zoom the mouse (and other features - a yellow bar around)?
mousepro
@@DarrenMostyn sorry, but i didn't find it on google :(
@@martinadamcz its mac only I think?
which color moniter do you have for color grading ...sir
Flanders DM250 OLED and ASUS ProArt 32UCG and Panasonic GZ2000 for client.
just a thank you!
means a lot!
Great Videos! but why haven't you made one about the built in denoiser? That seems like an obvious thing that people struggle with.
because I have made nearly 100 videos about other things and thats not happened yet.
@@DarrenMostyn Well you are doing a Great job! Loving the content and looking forward to more tips from a great pro! I just wonder if I could be denoising better.
When you gonna wax poetic on color compression?
I did a bit of color compression in my S-LOG episode. TBH I rarely use it...its aggressive if not used very carefully but great when you need it! ua-cam.com/video/mXIRlpqkIq0/v-deo.html
Hello. I recently found your masterclasses. Great information, generous tips and obviously very useful. THANK YOU very much once again. I did not find anything about Sound. Do you know where I can find some information. I am processing sounds in audacity (wave, 44100) and tries to syncrhronize them in Resolve with sync clips and in edit, I swiitch with multicam clip angle to use the audacity sound that I want to synchronise. The main problem that I have is when I am export it in MP4 AAC bit Depth 24 Bus 1,constant bit rate and 320 kb/s, the sound is more staurated and the noise is basically very "loud". There is huge diffrence between the sound level in audacity and the sound level of the exported video after the sync in resolve (17.4.1). I am working with a Mac mini M1 Sorry for my English. But if you have a link about this kind of problem it woulmd be helpful. Once resolved, I will use all the tips that you shared about colors, mask, texture etc. Anyway once again thank you for sharing all your art and unbelivable technics.
Hi. Thank you for your kind words. I am a colourist and editor so in depth sound is not my area of expertise. There are some UA-camrs who go into good detail on sound. Hope you get the answers you need. All the best, Darren
awesome thx
No problem!
Sexy stuff, definitely using this in future. Now to watch that magic mask video!
OK, I can handle that. Sexy Stuff it is!
Thanks u!
You're welcome!
What's a CST?
Color Space transform (CST) will allow you to change from one color space to another, and deal with differing camera profiles and tone mapping on one timeline.
30K in a bit. Been here since the 100s
Stanley - not forgotten you my friend!! You were subbed from the start - always appreciate a comment from you! Yes, cant quite believe Im nearly at 30K now. I'll do a YT LIVE soon to say Thanks.
@@DarrenMostyn I would gladly participate in this live. How do I reach out personally?
@@stanleymakafui Really no need - your support is so appreciated! I'll let you know when my next live is...crazy schedule right now so might be a little off yet.
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To that one guy who gave this a thumbs down? WHY? just why?
Don't worry about it...Only took me 2 days to make this episode!! Appreciate YOUR support anyway....and the other 29,999 subs I have.
Hi ya, Cuz! You are just a hairline away from 30k! I'm in bed falling asleep, I don't want to miss it. C'mon! lol
Done!! I missed it actually happening whilst I was making a coffee! Very happy though! I'll do a LIVE soon.
@@DarrenMostyn I last checked at 1:30am and It still hadn't rolled over yet. Well done! 30k BIG Congrats, Darren!
bravo