Until 15 minutes ago I thought I’m ok with basic color grading but after seeing only 2 of your videos I’m totally committed to learning more in Resolve. Your videos are amazingly detailed and well explained. Thanks!
I must say your tutorials are simply awesome. You make them so easy to follow and you explain things so well. Thank you sir for the great work and hope to see many more.
You are for me the best teacher I saw on UA-cam. Please go on with these wonderful tutorials. The white balance part in this video is the very best tool I saw in a year being busy with DVR. All the best!
So in your white balance node, you balance the whites with the offset, but then you adjust the gamma. Now judging by your scopes it looks like that white is coming in a little blue now. Is balancing the whites just a starting point or am I missing something here. From all the tutorials I see, it seems like everyone does it different, and everyone claims they're doing it the best way.
this is insane how much information im getting from these videos. im just now getting into color correcting. im trying to learn as much as i can. im a cinematographer trying to add life to my videos. Cause im now realizing the color helps bring an image to life
Love tut's where I can get the footage to follow along. I like to pause them. See if I can get the same look with my current knowledge and then follow along. Just a nice way to see how far I've come!
Thanks for explaining fully. I usually get lost halfway because it's too fast or technical, but this went at a perfect pace. Thank you so much for teaching! Good day!
OMFG. I am doing an MA in filmmaking at KU and our teacher is using the guide from this vid to teach us how to use Davinci. Even the sample vid is the same! I could do it online for free! Instead of paying thousands!
I love watching your grade. You make it look so effortless. I would be done with two nodes in but you just keep going and improving. Thank you for sharing your talent.
beyond the admiration for your dedication to share your knowledge I am impressed with the solutions you find and the way you go not only half way to get a nice image color corect but a perfect one. COngratulations!
That was great, Aram. As Gilles D (below) said, your tutorials are wonderful. Very clear, and - really important for me in addition to seeing how to implement specific techniques - you show the workflow of Davinci Resolve very clearly. DVR really seems to be facilitate a very logical and extremely easy way of working, which will be perfect for me. And the interface is so uncluttered in comparison to other video editing programs. I really like everything you did to create more pleasing skin tones in the video, except dodging a bit on the nose. I cannot un-see the white line going vertically down the centre of the model's nose. Personally, I would have done the opposite to you, but those choices are very personal. By the way, dodging and burning were techniques that were originally evolved to compensate for under exposure (where the image was too dark in places), or over exposure (in which the image was too light). So, using dodging and burning are really used to try to make the apparent visual 'defects' (too light or too dark) more balanced, rather than to give a more 3D effect, as you said, although they may also have that effect in certain contexts.
Aram K Could you explain in next tutorials the difference between the different king of nodes and which situations are more accurate to use them? Thanks!!
I know you probably wont see this comment because of the video being older, but I absolutely love your work man and watch hours and hours of the same videos a day for practice. What would be the best way to round trip from davinci resolve to after effects while keeping my 10-bit codec?
I really like your tutorials. They break the process up into manageable chunks. It will be helpful if you make a larger point of the buttons you are pushing. You seem to ad more attention to the results of pushing buttons or sliding scales vs. what you are dong to achieve the results. All the information is present. It would be more clear with a little more care and attention giving to the specific buttons and slides. I see the beautiful results, but the initiators go by so fast that it is hard to follow. I thought initially it was because I was watching on my cell phone. I switched to a larger screen and I'm still having trouble following the cursor and seeing exactly what you are pushing a sliding. Thank you for the great information. I hope my input will help in the future.
Hi aram k, one ask for you please. What you think of card grafic balck magic 12bit extreme 4k. I needed it or not, for run play real-time braw 3:1 75fps 50fps ecc on the pc, And a curating Cobtrol of color? Thx
thanks so much for the tutorial Aram! this was really great. could you do a tutorial on the general theory of how to set up nodes to complete your image? specifically, which comes first, is there a general rule to follow.. etc also, your Noise Reduction node was probably the simplest out there on youtube and I'd love to hear a little bit more about your thought process. i have neat video and not the full davinci software. when and where should i apply NR during the color grade? thanks for making these awesome videos!
neat video is extremely powerful noise reduction, best in the industry as of right now, however, it takes a lot of computer resources. You should always perform noise reduction before the grading. You get cleaner key and more accurate skin tones in the secondaries.
I'm a little concerned about the order of the nodes, I mean, how different or problematic could be if I'm correcting light, then add SAT, what I wanna know is are there good practices on the order of processes?
Can you do a video on the openFX sharpen i recently purchased the studio version of resolve. Is the openfx sharpen better then just using the radius tool from the free version?
Hi Aram, thanks for the great tutorial. Just out of curiosity when you work on your Still Photography, are you using Photoshop to color the Still Photos? If so, does Photoshop have the essentially the same tools as Resolve to achieve the looks you like?
+Eugene Sung Im trying to do "pre work" in capture one, and finishing up on photoshop. Photoshop has all the tools and essentially it's the same concept
Until 15 minutes ago I thought I’m ok with basic color grading but after seeing only 2 of your videos I’m totally committed to learning more in Resolve.
Your videos are amazingly detailed and well explained. Thanks!
I must say your tutorials are simply awesome. You make them so easy to follow and you explain things so well. Thank you sir for the great work and hope to see many more.
You very welcome ! More tutorials, vlog, reviews and other cool stuff coming soon !
It would be great if you could make more of this examples, but with 8bit recordings?
Thank you great tut, looking forward to a V-Log tut
This is simply the most clarifying and more accurate white balance correction I've seen. Period :)
You are for me the best teacher I saw on UA-cam. Please go on with these wonderful tutorials. The white balance part in this video is the very best tool I saw in a year being busy with DVR. All the best!
Actually works.. Just disable the real time protection in Setting. Wasnt sure that it would work .Awesome bruh..
I haven't seen the full video yet but this already seems massively useful. Thank you very much for putting this out for free.
+Dan Jakob you welcome. Enjoy
That LUT Adjustment layer was the trick I was chasing. Thank you so much!
That white balance/power window trick is cool
I've been watching a lot of color grading tutorials lately, but this one really stands out from the others. Very well done, thank you!
+fred .fp thanks for watching !
I quite liked his tip of selecting a white part of the image to make the white balance. How had I never thought of that before? Thanks!
Thanks its one of the methods
So in your white balance node, you balance the whites with the offset, but then you adjust the gamma. Now judging by your scopes it looks like that white is coming in a little blue now. Is balancing the whites just a starting point or am I missing something here. From all the tutorials I see, it seems like everyone does it different, and everyone claims they're doing it the best way.
this is insane how much information im getting from these videos. im just now getting into color correcting. im trying to learn as much as i can. im a cinematographer trying to add life to my videos. Cause im now realizing the color helps bring an image to life
Best Da Vinci tutorial ever.
You know your craft 100% no BS no gimmick.
Thanks
+Olivier hero thanks. Glad you like it.
Love tut's where I can get the footage to follow along. I like to pause them. See if I can get the same look with my current knowledge and then follow along. Just a nice way to see how far I've come!
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Thanks for explaining fully. I usually get lost halfway because it's too fast or technical, but this went at a perfect pace. Thank you so much for teaching! Good day!
you welcome
Dear Aram, your videos are simply award-winning.
thank you!
OMFG. I am doing an MA in filmmaking at KU and our teacher is using the guide from this vid to teach us how to use Davinci. Even the sample vid is the same! I could do it online for free! Instead of paying thousands!
You make every tutorial so easy to follow and I really appreciate that thank you for uploading
I love watching your grade. You make it look so effortless. I would be done with two nodes in but you just keep going and improving. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Got into Davinci recently and your tutorials are extremely helpful. I use them as references for my work... many thanks!
ngomusicgroup you welcome ! Thanks for watching !
Really great turorial it is! simple and easier than other tutorials. Thanks!
beyond the admiration for your dedication to share your knowledge I am impressed with the solutions you find and the way you go not only half way to get a nice image color corect but a perfect one. COngratulations!
+Florin Filimon thank you very much
Can you do a David Fincher Look... The Girl with the dragon tattoo look. I really enjoy your tutorials btw 😊
Great tutorial! Just trying to adapt it to my Video. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience.
Very nice. We learned something today.
Thank you for all your tuts !!!!
Dude. You are a wizard.
Thank you so much, this is straight to the point and very professional.
don't stop man you are awesome.
thanks
Well done! Thanks for the infromation!
+Рома, Просто Рома you welcome
Great tutorial! Thank you very much!
awesome tutorial!!! very clear and super useful.
Awesome.....
The way u explained is really good.
Great Video man!! Thank you
TNice tutorials is very easy to understanding.i have soft soft tutorial Tamil language .keep on each other's.greet job dudes
Fantastic Rendering Thank you So much Mr.Aram.
That was great, Aram. As Gilles D (below) said, your tutorials are wonderful. Very clear, and - really important for me in addition to seeing how to implement specific techniques - you show the workflow of Davinci Resolve very clearly.
DVR really seems to be facilitate a very logical and extremely easy way of working, which will be perfect for me. And the interface is so uncluttered in comparison to other video editing programs.
I really like everything you did to create more pleasing skin tones in the video, except dodging a bit on the nose. I cannot un-see the white line going vertically down the centre of the model's nose. Personally, I would have done the opposite to you, but those choices are very personal.
By the way, dodging and burning were techniques that were originally evolved to compensate for under exposure (where the image was too dark in places), or over exposure (in which the image was too light). So, using dodging and burning are really used to try to make the apparent visual 'defects' (too light or too dark) more balanced, rather than to give a more 3D effect, as you said, although they may also have that effect in certain contexts.
Lots of uses of DB. I’ll show sometime balancing with luma masks
Totally amazing tutorial!! Thanks!!
Thank you very much. because you cleared my mind with a huge problem. Thank you again.
Thank you very much, this video is great and easy to understand.
Just WOW! Need more videos like this) Thanks
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Awesome tutorial. Very easy to understand.
Awesome tutorial, subscribed!
thanks !
This is excellent!!! Thank you so much for your amazing content!
nice tutorials! I'll give this one a go when I find some time.
dude explained sNice tutorialt like it was soone who knew everytNice tutorialng already but just needed to make sotNice tutorialng
You are the greatest thing on UA-cam.
sooo clear. great!
Thank you very informative 🙏🏽
Amazing tutorial, thanks!
Thank you! Best tutorials!
GREAT VIDEO! Thank you so much, it really helped!
You're doing a nice job, mate! Thanks for this :)
Luis David M thanks and you welcome
Aram K Could you explain in next tutorials the difference between the different king of nodes and which situations are more accurate to use them? Thanks!!
Will do !
Awesome..............................
nice tutorials
Another great video. Thank you
you welcome
You're a great teacher
Thanks
great tutorial!
the image looks beautiful!
Thanks
thanks, downloaded, all works!
thank you man! really simple but really nice results = )~
Sir.. I really enjoy your tutorials.....Fantastic Thank you......:)
thanks for watching
welcome
GREAT DEMO!
+Julien Cloutier Labbé thanks
Thanks for the tutorial ...
What type of node are you adding with each step here ?
By the Way...Its is great tutorial...Thank you...
Very good Tutorial!, Regards from Chile.
Hi, Aram,Thanks for the video. Can I ask you what do u do ur color management in Davinci? Thanks
Great tutorial! Thank you :)
Mike Rasching thanks
You are awesome, i love your videos!
DarkToast121 thank you
I learn a lot from your tutorial.. Thanks a lot, sensei :D
That's was great. Thanks!
you welcome
That was great! How did you go to full screen? Thank you.
Awesome tutorial
thank you. Very helpful!
Fully watch monetized advertising in order to express your gratitude for the abrupt tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you ! I appreciate your support !
This is really going to help me. Thank you. Subscribed.
you welcome
Great tutorial very helpful thanks man
Super man , good work Subbed
really really really helpful video, thank you so much
+Andy Bui you welcome. Thanks for watching
You’re amazing. Really.
You sir are one genious :)
Thanks for the nice tutorial :)
What to say. You should make a training course because you definitely are the best.
+Do De thanks. Master series coming very soon
beautiful work and detailed tutorial. Love this video keep making more
+Pravin Virkar 👍🏻
AWESOME! Thank you! :))
What setting do you used when uploading to UA-cam. The color in my footage shifts and look desaturated when I upload my video.
I know you probably wont see this comment because of the video being older, but I absolutely love your work man and watch hours and hours of the same videos a day for practice. What would be the best way to round trip from davinci resolve to after effects while keeping my 10-bit codec?
Damn. That was a masterclass, bruh!
I really like your tutorials. They break the process up into manageable chunks. It will be helpful if you make a larger point of the buttons you are pushing. You seem to ad more attention to the results of pushing buttons or sliding scales vs. what you are dong to achieve the results. All the information is present. It would be more clear with a little more care and attention giving to the specific buttons and slides. I see the beautiful results, but the initiators go by so fast that it is hard to follow. I thought initially it was because I was watching on my cell phone. I switched to a larger screen and I'm still having trouble following the cursor and seeing exactly what you are pushing a sliding. Thank you for the great information. I hope my input will help in the future.
Will do
Awesome tutorial
thanks
+Ali Naser thanks
Hi aram k, one ask for you please.
What you think of card grafic balck magic 12bit extreme 4k.
I needed it or not, for run play real-time braw 3:1 75fps 50fps ecc on the pc, And a curating Cobtrol of color? Thx
thanks so much for the tutorial Aram! this was really great. could you do a tutorial on the general theory of how to set up nodes to complete your image? specifically, which comes first, is there a general rule to follow.. etc
also, your Noise Reduction node was probably the simplest out there on youtube and I'd love to hear a little bit more about your thought process. i have neat video and not the full davinci software. when and where should i apply NR during the color grade? thanks for making these awesome videos!
neat video is extremely powerful noise reduction, best in the industry as of right now, however, it takes a lot of computer resources. You should always perform noise reduction before the grading. You get cleaner key and more accurate skin tones in the secondaries.
Fantastic！thanks for sharing。where can download the footage？thanks again
I'm a little concerned about the order of the nodes, I mean, how different or problematic could be if I'm correcting light, then add SAT, what I wanna know is are there good practices on the order of processes?
how do you bring the color panels to the way yours is? Mine are all in a straight line and I am not able to change it somehow.
This was great.
looks so good
Thank you ! I will be posting power grade later
Can you do a video on the openFX sharpen i recently purchased the studio version of resolve. Is the openfx sharpen better then just using the radius tool from the free version?
Best tutorial for Da Vinci
Thanks
wow that's impressive
Hi Aram, thanks for the great tutorial. Just out of curiosity when you work on your Still Photography, are you using Photoshop to color the Still Photos? If so, does Photoshop have the essentially the same tools as Resolve to achieve the looks you like?
+Eugene Sung Im trying to do "pre work" in capture one, and finishing up on photoshop. Photoshop has all the tools and essentially it's the same concept
Great tutorial. How are you scrolling into the main screen/window at 3:50? It won't let me zoom in and position my zoom in Resolve. thanks!
+Nich Frost mouse wheel
amazing tutorial!
+Marilena Moschini thanks !