DaVinci Resolve 17 NEW HDR Controls Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- DaVinci Resolve 17 is out and it has new HDR Controls that we'll be breaking down how they work, and how to use them for your own projects.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:36 - HDR Palette Overview
2:00 - Tonal Highlight Feature
2:34 - Brief Color Space Overview
3:06 - Grey Scale Set Up
3:36 - Tonal Ranges Explained
6:18 - Global Control
7:09 - Black Offset
7:31 - Contrast
7:42 - Saturation Testing Set Up
8:10 - How Contrast Changes Saturation
9:49 - How HDR Exposure Controls Impact Saturation
10:46 - Tonal Saturation Control
11:46 - Outro
Notes:
There's lot about HDR to cover. The goal of this video was to teach how these controls work so you can use them on your own projects. While they are HDR controls, they can be used on non HDR projects and provide tremendous tonal control. Being able to easily manipulate the saturation of a tonal range while adjusting the exposure is incredible, you can achieve a similar result in the VS curves, but it just makes it so simple and flexible.
I will note that I had two crashes while screen recording this. I decided to show one of them for transparency. I'm not entirely sure what caused the crash, but stability issues are to be expected when it's still in beta. You can always roll back to an older version, though when upgrading just like I say in the video always back up your database.
References:
Check out the DaVinci Resolve 17 reference manual to learn more you can find it in the help tab of Resolve.
The HDR Palette is currently covered in page 113 of the beta manual.
Gear I use:
Camera - Black Magic Pocket 4k
Microphone - Rode NTK
Main Lens - Meike 12mm f2.8
Other lenses - Meike 35 mm f1.7, Rokinon 50mm T1.5, Rokinon 24mm T1.5
Tripod - Velbon Videomate 638
Computer Specs:
CPU - Ryzen 1700x
GPU - GTX 1070
Monitor - Eizo CG2420 - Навчання та стиль
Resolve 17 is here! What's your favorite new feature?
@@TheHeartofuae haha I got straight to work as soon as it came out and started testing/studying.
DaVinci wide colour space, working directly on log without touching colour wheels and exporting in 709 or whatever you want.
I think your channel may be my new favorite DR tutorial channel. I hit like as soon as I heard your happy voice. Succinct and informative tutorial. Thank you! :)
Great tutorial, Nathan. Thanks for sharing it.
Great overview of this feature. Thanks for being so clear and straight to the point. I’ll definitely be revisiting this one!
Thank u so much for this video!
Thank you I believe the color page additions are my favorite so far along with the TEXT scroll that will show the fonts
I agree. The preview ability is great. Even with transitions and titles. No more guessing if you have the right one selected.
Good Morning Nathan,
I wanted to ask you if you think the mini panel works well with 17 HDR wheels? And another question is if you are correcting/grading for HDR output would you start correcting in HRD wheels after setting your ranges or start with your primary L G G first then go into HDR wheels.
Thanks for your help.
Thank you for the tut. Besides the finer controls in the wheels window, is there an argument to use HDR setup and a wide gamut color space when delivering to rec709?
All the new features, I believe colorists will appreciate this tool the most. Your explanation on the functionality of it seems to spot on, Nathan. Which is refreshing with such a new update. I just hope that people don't lose the fundamentals of using these tools as they would be designed for. Seems to me that this is more of a fine tuning tool where after the basics are all done, that secondaries would be where this tool would be used. Same with the Color Warp tool. You can go nuts using these tools, but getting a great base in the start is fundamentally a better workflow, especially when you have 1000 clips to do and very little time. Excellent video, this quick out of the gate though. I appreciate the time you are saving me .
No problem Jim. For me I find these exercises helpful too. Helps me get a better understanding of how it works and where I can use it. For the warper, I'm still working out valid tests. I was thinking about an EBU color bar with a vectorscope to see how the hue of neighboring colors is impacted. Would like to hear your thoughts on what else I should try.
really helpful video : )
Glad you think so!
Very informative breakdown. Thanks. Would you consider doing a video on a HDR workflow starting from a setup, through a grading to delivery process? That would be cool. Also, splitting it to the HDR-monitored and the SDR-monitored workflow would be awesome. Thanks.
I'd need to dive deeper into it to develop a workflow I can stand behind, but that's a good idea.
@@NathanCarterVids I'm trying to do it myself, but I'm doing it kind of blindfolded. There are many tuts on UA-cam, but everyone approaches that differently and I'm lost at the end.
@@gbdr_ps_fan8656 i get yah. I think a great place to start with new features is the manual, so you can get a clear understanding of the intended workflow and how they work straight from the source.
How can I export a Resolve 17 project that uses "DaVinci YRGB Color Managed" as Color science and "DaVinci Wide Gamut" as Resolve color management preset, to make it an HDR UA-cam video using AVC/H.264 or HEVC/H265?
Hi Nathan! Thanks for the great video! I am a bit confused on how the HDR wheels are different than just using the curve with bezier anchor points. Any insight on this?
More granularity and overlap as well as tonal saturation control. You could theoretically achieve similar results on curves in most cases, but it's great to have as another option. I find myself using it a bunch to keep clouds under control and get bright areas looking just right by adjust the contrast of specific areas
Im quite new to davinci and i have yet to figure out how to display the primary and curves side by side as you have in this video. Please help me figure this out.
Ahh that's a window sizing issue I believe. When the monitor is too small, resolve does some automatic rearrangements to make everything fit.
Thanks very nice and good made tuttorial, id like to see it on a clip.
Great point. I wanted to get the fundamentals out first, but I'll see what I can do in the future.
@@NathanCarterVids Thanks, that was my question also. Really well explained, just now I'm wondering at what point in a workflow you're going to be using them.
Will you be using the log-wheels less now these are in Resolve? And another question, is it best now to use the Davinci Wide Gamut for new projects?
Do you have any videos on how to make an hdr video using DaVinci resolve?
I've not actually gotten into that much myself yet. Haven't had any clients requesting HDR yet, but it's something I should learn more about as HDR deliverables are getting more popular
@@NathanCarterVids okay, I'm definitely subscribing to your channel I feel you have a lot to offer an inspiring content creator like myself! But thanks for replying, means a lot.
@@goddestroyer3416 no worries at all, I'm here to help. Thanks for the support.
Great video. You sound like youre from Dakota.
Thanks. Glad you found it helpful. I'm from the East coast of Canada actually.
this is basically curves right ? In a was complicated & simplified
Theoretically you could achieve similar effects, however it could get messy on curves, and you also get tonal saturation control
@@NathanCarterVids ohh great ,.. thank you so much for the reply !! Big fan ,...
Is it available for download already?
Yep. Link in the description
@@NathanCarterVids it is a beta version, I'm downloading it right now 😁
I wish there was an ability to zoom into all curves for finer edits
I agree, they've added more flexibility for the scopes pop out, so I'm hoping that same level of flexibility will come to other areas (like the curves) as well.
Hello how edit music-vidéos in davinci resolve 17??
Absolutely you can. Is there anything specific you're looking for?
Yes of very specific
Nice... but I think you left out a very important part. After we widen our color space and do all this adjusting… How do we get back to exporting our clips in a color space that’s workable for everybody?
Great question. So that's done automatically with Resolve Color Management. I cover this process in depth in my latest video: ua-cam.com/video/9xSp9HOHz-I/v-deo.html
I don't quite get why I would use these colour wheels in contrast to the original ones
Great question. So if you compare this video to this Video: ua-cam.com/video/quGIGbbEBtI/v-deo.html
You'll really see the differences. Basically the HDR Controls give you super fine control over the image. I also show how to use it in a real situation, and how to set everything thing up so you get the most out of it in this video: ua-cam.com/video/9xSp9HOHz-I/v-deo.html
@@NathanCarterVids alright, I'll check em out thanks!
Me: Installs Resolve 17 Public Beta.
Three seconds after installation finishes...
UA-cam: Here's a video you might find interesting.
That's the algorithm at work for yah haha
I'm glad it recommended me your video at all. Yey UA-cam's subscriber notification algorithms!
@@DesertCookie Thanks for the support. I really appreciate it.
Hey I am having GPU errors
Have you tried checking for driver updates?
@@NathanCarterVids I did
@@NathanCarterVids Please make a dedicated tutorial on how to install it
@@chetan9110 Hmmm you could check and see if there's been any reported errors for your GPU. Here's a link to the forum forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewforum.php?f=36
had the same issues , but gone after the update , RTX 2070 user