The Most Accurate Way To White Balance in DaVinci Resolve
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Use this simple and easy trick to get the most accurate white balance in DaVinci Resolve every time.
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Resolve just needs to add the SHIFT option to all dragging actions to constrict to either the x or y axis. That would help in so many tools... Specifically in curves
Exactly what I’ve been looking for, thanks.
You are a wizard thank you for the stuff you put out
I learned this trick from my teacher at school. The most accurate method !
wait what was the alignment point to begin with? the whit dot?? blue dot?? etc.
Doesn’t matter. It will just change the luminosity. If you don’t want it to change, align all the points with the white one
Aligning horizontally? Could you explain this further ..?
He aligned them left to right - red, white, blue horizontally. Bringing the blue dot down and the red dot up to align them with the white
Yeah I didn’t understand that either
Thank You for the succinct and great info!
Brilliant! Thank you!
Love the way you work...thanks a lot
Thank you!
so nice and easy... thanks!
Whaaat!?😂 that was awesome. But I do wonder:
Are there any pros and cons between this or using the white balance tool instead?
I am still confused lol I watched this 10x, aligning the dots horizontally is the part thats throwing me off
Look at the dots red and blue he aligned it horizontally
Yea i dont think he lined them up perfectly but they should be on the same horizon line but it was definitely confusing lol and helpful at the same time 😂
After grouping, he moved the dots so they all line up left to right/jorizontally
The reason is that the luminance (y value/or up and down axis) of that red or blue or green should be identical to one another.
Make sure not to move them left or right. Just drag the red, green and blue dots up or down until they're level with the white dot (correct me if I'm wrong though)
Great bit of info, thanks for sharing.
Great Sir. Thanks for an important information
Good tip!!
Wow, thanks!!
thanks!!
Mega, THX!
or you can use color temperature.
Genius!
I tryed that, but It doesn't look so precise, you may moove the dots left or right even If you don't want to. Maybe there is something I didn't understand...
Nice one.
Wow
did not work as accurately as other ways for me
wow!
Does the final result look way too green to anyone else?
he did it quickly
@@MariusGerome doesn’t it depend on which white spot in your shot you select? For example if you select a white spot which has lots of light from warm indoor lighting, it would make the overall shot very blue?
@@AllanYPhotography absolutely. your reference white point needs to be damn white
I just worship you sir 🙏
Nice gem 💎
When I make adjustments on one clip it automatically adjusts across all the other clips. What is happening?
You probably edited a node on the Timeline Nodes. In the upper right part of the color page be sure you have "Clip" selected not "Timeline". I hope I helped you.
Cut the portion that you want adjusted
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Hohoho :)
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Wow