Leaving the little things out in an explanation can ruin a video. Thankfully you spent just enough time on the most confusing parts of getting started. That was A+ my man
JUST Found this video. Wish I would’ve found it along time ago. The most simple, to the point, Premier color grade video I found. (Even if it IS specific for skin.) Thanks so much for putting out such good content 🖤🖤✊🔝
This video is fantastic and love the simplicity. I've wanted to know how to properly color correct darker skin tones in Premiere for a while and you have definitely stepped up. Cheers!
Hey Brother, I don't know why this video is not on the top list...but am amazed and feel just so confident like dang.... I am color-blind and had one of the toughest times one can ever have with colors and skin tones... but you're amazing... you're an amazing teacher... thanks a lot for choosing the opposite examples... am so happy
Just stumbled across your channel with your c200 stuff and binge watched a few vids. Your stuff is great man. I’m a c200 owner myself. Keep up the great work, you’ve got a new subscriber 👊
No no no! Just C'mon! that second example was just... spot on! And your timing dude is sooo perfect, Like I'm editing a film rn and i have problems correcting my skin tones in couple of shots and u you just saved my life! Oh and ill send the link when i complete post the film ;)
I thank god for you. Because you did 2 separate types of skin tones. Many people only do one, most commonly white skin, and it’s refreshing that you have tutorial on 2 different skin tones. Thanks.
Game changer! Still trying to get my head around colour correcting and colour grading but this was seriously helpful when it comes to improving skin tones! Thanks a mil, loving your work!
@@DannyGevirtz So good. I watched this again and paused along as I colour graded. Very easy to understand and my mind has been blown with this tutorial regarding colour grading.
This made so much sense of things I couldn’t quite work out! So simple and easy to follow - definitely one of the best colour correction tutorials out!
Great video. Most tutorials of this type will do the qualifier, vectorscope etc. and tell you to hit the skin tone line, but ignore the shadows, midtones and highlights elements which are crucial to getting a professional look. Nice work
These tones have always been a huge pain for me, I don't do well with colors in general so this basic info will go a looooong way for me. Appreciate it!
just saved this to my playlist because color grading is really a big weakness of mine and this helped a ton. I'll probably watch it again next time I'm editing
Just bought my first cine camera and shot this interview, and man you don’t know how great is this. I was literally struggling with the skin tone this was big time clutch. you save the day my man thanks
Excellent tutorial my friend, quick and to the point 👌 Skin tones are always the main issue for me anyway. Will definitely play around with this in our next vid. 👍
Hands down the best and easiest tutorial for skin tone grading. HSL secondary never made sense to me and it was always hit and miss. But this tutorial is simply champion.
Never thought about using secondary colour correction for skintones! This method, when used subtly, adds a bit more pop, especially when using three-way colour wheels for the skintones alone.
Using make up before shooting is a great way to make your skin "even" from all areas specially for dusky skin tones so fix skin tones in post becomes easier.
Thank you for this using the secondaries is a more efficient solution than using the fast colour corrector and the opacity mask to correct skin colour I see now why it isn't in Lumitri. Thank you
This was very, very good. But there's one thing that I'm not sure where to get it.... how do you choose in which direction move the highlights/midtones/shadows wheels?
You should desaturate the skintone first. It compresses the skintone color so the redish tones don't vary so much. Then after desaturating you should push the orange midtone back up to make it look natural. Then I'd recommend playing with highlights and shadows (if even needed) That's how I edit skintone. That's how they grade 'Hollywood' movies too
Excellent tutorial! The click & hold colour picker tool did it for me, I'd always click, select, click, select and it got annoying. I still don't quite understand exactly which way to drag the HSL bars to isolate the skin perfectly but I'm working on it.
Super simple and super helpful! Love your vids. Have you done one about getting clients? If not, that'd be a cool one to learn from you about since your stuff looks super dope!
Thanks a lot for your super cool tutorial, You nailed it....Your tutorial was very simple and it really worked for my footage shot on Samsung Galaxy S7, giving natural skin tone. Also, I was wondering that you selected the "Input LUT" based on your camera. What would you recommend for my case which shot on Samsung Galaxy S7 edge... Thanks for the tutorials, Keep Going!!!
Yo! Your voice sounds so crisp. Please make a couple of videos on how you record them as well as how you process them. Using EQ. I am using the rode micro so make one for shotgun mics.
Easily one of the best skin grading tutorials I have seen buddy
Thanks dude! I love to hear that man!
Facts
Best grading tutorial i’ve ever seen in my life 😳😳😳
That’s awesome man! Glad it was helpful. Thank you!
10/10 would agree, came in clutch for a wedding video
Literally
Leaving the little things out in an explanation can ruin a video. Thankfully you spent just enough time on the most confusing parts of getting started. That was A+ my man
Thanks so much man!
subscribed simply because you included a light skin black woman in your tutorial. representation is important! thank you!
Thanks so much Chelsea!! Glad to have you on board
Secondary hsl was a bit hard for me. This makes sense now 🤯
True.....
@@africanhistory Ahahahhahahah
I’ve watched like 10 videos on colourgrading skin tones, you made it the easiest to understand by far 👏🏼
Thats amazing! So glad it helped you out!!
JUST Found this video. Wish I would’ve found it along time ago. The most simple, to the point, Premier color grade video I found. (Even if it IS specific for skin.)
Thanks so much for putting out such good content 🖤🖤✊🔝
Dude of course! Glad it was helpful for you! Appreciate you!
Hands down one of the best tutorials! Thank you so much!
I initially clicked a video with more views thinking it was better but hands down yours wins! Thanks for explaining why you Denoise. Awesome video!
For sure thanks so much!!
Old but gold, never know how to properly use those wheels before. Thanks for this man
This video is fantastic and love the simplicity. I've wanted to know how to properly color correct darker skin tones in Premiere for a while and you have definitely stepped up. Cheers!
Thanks so much man!
Look! How calm & composed Danny is. It's always good to see your content with full of cinematography hacks. Thanks again!
Hey Brother, I don't know why this video is not on the top list...but am amazed and feel just so confident like dang.... I am color-blind and had one of the toughest times one can ever have with colors and skin tones... but you're amazing... you're an amazing teacher... thanks a lot for choosing the opposite examples... am so happy
Just stumbled across your channel with your c200 stuff and binge watched a few vids. Your stuff is great man. I’m a c200 owner myself. Keep up the great work, you’ve got a new subscriber 👊
Thanks again dude! And thanks for the support! Glad to have you on board!
No no no! Just C'mon! that second example was just... spot on! And your timing dude is sooo perfect, Like I'm editing a film rn and i have problems correcting my skin tones in couple of shots and u you just saved my life! Oh and ill send the link when i complete post the film ;)
I love to hear it brotha! Looking forward to seeing what you create!
I thank god for you. Because you did 2 separate types of skin tones. Many people only do one, most commonly white skin, and it’s refreshing that you have tutorial on 2 different skin tones.
Thanks.
spent some hours on your site.. Man 10/10!! This is the best skin grading tutorial I've ever seen!
Game changer! Still trying to get my head around colour correcting and colour grading but this was seriously helpful when it comes to improving skin tones! Thanks a mil, loving your work!
Thanks for checking out Leah! Happy to hear it was helpful for you and stuff!
Very helpful, it’s so exiting to watch your videos all the time, and these basic tips add so much quality to my vidoes.
Awesome to hear everythings been helpful for you! Thanks for watching!
I’m waiting for your videos, hope you get time to make and upload one soon.
Mind blown with this tutorial! Very informative. As a novice video guy I’m finding your tutorials very useful in helping me develop my video skills
Awesome to hear! Thank you!
@@DannyGevirtz So good. I watched this again and paused along as I colour graded. Very easy to understand and my mind has been blown with this tutorial regarding colour grading.
This made so much sense of things I couldn’t quite work out! So simple and easy to follow - definitely one of the best colour correction tutorials out!
DUDE .. i kinda knew this but cause of this video I tried it again properly and this seriously is the no1 hack to pro looking colors😍😍 thx man
For sure brotha! Glad this was helpful for you. Thanks for checking out!
This vid just blew my mind! I finally understand how to use HSL panel 🤦🏼♂️Thanks Danny!!! 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Happy to help! thanks so much!
Great video. Most tutorials of this type will do the qualifier, vectorscope etc. and tell you to hit the skin tone line, but ignore the shadows, midtones and highlights elements which are crucial to getting a professional look. Nice work
Thanks again dude!
These tones have always been a huge pain for me, I don't do well with colors in general so this basic info will go a looooong way for me. Appreciate it!
So happy this was helpful for you! Grading takes practice like anything else!
The bast “skin tones tutorial” I’ve ever seen, just discovered you Chanel and I f**&@ love it, keep it high quality!!!
Ayyy! Thats amazing to hear! Thanks so much dude!
That was excellent.
Glad you enjoyed it Jon! Thanks for watching
Great tutorial! Short and on point just like how all tutorials should be.
Thank you Riz! Happy to hear you enjoyed the style of it.
you dont understand how lit this is. you are beyond clutch...
Haha thank you man glad you appreciated it!
Dude, great tutorial. I really like your method. Thanks for sharing, Danny.
Thank you man!
Nice! Pulled this up just for a review and loved how concise but detailed this tutorial was. Great work!
Thanks so much Tony!
Thank for sharing, now i know something new. I am new to Adobe Premiere, the way how I did is edit clip per clip. You've save me a lot of time:)
I'm addicted with this man
Thank you so much! I had no idea color grading and skin tones correction were two different things in video editing.
You make life easier with your tutorials! Been using HSL for a bit now but this step by step approach shows new paths and boy IT WORKS SO GOOD!
I´m so grateful for your videos! You have great content!
Thank you so much! Means a ton!!
Great and simple tutorial! It’s nice that you’re supporting premiere pro. Davinci is not the only solution.
Absolutely man thank you!
This is another simple technique that's not in the online film school. Thanks, bro. 🙂
Super awesome colour grade man! Thanks for this^_^
Thank you brotha!
just saved this to my playlist because color grading is really a big weakness of mine and this helped a ton. I'll probably watch it again next time I'm editing
oh my gush!!! this is amazing!! my filmmaking life will never be the same!!! amazing learning!! thank you so much!!!!
hahah thats amazing. thanks for watching!
Super helpful video, thank you I always wondered how to use those droppers 🙏🏽
For sure! Thanks!
EPIC LESSON MUCH APPRECIATED
Awsum video thanks. I'm learning with Adobe now, supper Helpful to me..
i can see his pure heart through his innocent smile....
thank you btw...
Thank you so much!
Just bought my first cine camera and shot this interview, and man you don’t know how great is this. I was literally struggling with the skin tone this was big time clutch. you save the day my man thanks
Excellent tutorial my friend, quick and to the point 👌 Skin tones are always the main issue for me anyway. Will definitely play around with this in our next vid. 👍
So happy this was helpful for you! They are so important to a good color grade! Thanks man!
@@DannyGevirtz So true. No problem, keep up the great work ✌
Bro this was so helpful. No one in my vids are glowing any more.
Thank you this helped a lot! I only have a Canon 70D but understanding what you just taught took things to a whole new level!
Dude, I am totally loving your channel right now. I've blasted through a bunch this weekend and learned SO much. Thanks :)
I grade in Davinci and I just want to tell you that your skin tone tips translate well throughout really appreciate it man🙏🏾
Hands down the best and easiest tutorial for skin tone grading. HSL secondary never made sense to me and it was always hit and miss. But this tutorial is simply champion.
Thanks so much!!! Glad to hear it
Best skin tone video ive seen on youtube. Also loved how quick you got to it.... Fuck yea!!!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much!
This is so brilliant and super easy to follow. THANK YOU! I can’t wait to integrate this in to my current project.
Life saver! saved me so much time rather than going to davinci every time I wanted to fix skin tones. So thank you!
haha yeah for simple color grades its a lot easier of a process. Thanks for watching!
please make a part two!!!! With harder skins to correct or lighting subjects with non-natural colors
The best skin tone tutorial, u really deserve more views, a filmmaker from Bahrain
Thank you so much Jaan! So happy I could help you out. Great knowing I have someone from Bahrain tuning it!
Was looking for a video like this, to the point and very well explained. Way better than many other skin grading videos out there. Well done sir!
Life saver 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Thanks for watching Erin!
Never thought about using secondary colour correction for skintones! This method, when used subtly, adds a bit more pop, especially when using three-way colour wheels for the skintones alone.
Using make up before shooting is a great way to make your skin "even" from all areas specially for dusky skin tones so fix skin tones in post becomes easier.
Man! This is gonna help tremendously.
So glad to hear that man! Thank you!
5 STAR Tutorial, Thanks for sharing these awesome tips!
So happy you found this helpful!
You are a life saver!!!
haha so glad to hear this man! Thank you so much!
Clear explanation. Thank you Brother....!
Short and to the point tutorial. Thanks buddy 🙏🏼
Haha thank you!!
yes that was really the best tutorial! thanks!
Dude after watching 200 videos of color grading definetely this is such a great great video and information, subscribed, great content again
i have learned something special, very very understandable, thanks so much
Excellent Tutorial Dan !! Respect and much appreciated...keep up the good work! Thanks!!
Thanks so much Mark!! Appreciate you watching!
Thanks a million. Good stuff.
If course! Thank you man!
This was perfect
Nice one! Thank you Danny!
Thank you for this using the secondaries is a more efficient solution than using the fast colour corrector and the opacity mask to correct skin colour I see now why it isn't in Lumitri. Thank you
Glad this was helpful for you! Thanks for watching!!
Incredibly useful. Thank you so much. 🙏
thanks so muchman!
Great job on the vid!!! I was learning some crazy complex ways to do this lol then you can and I learned it instantly
So glad this was helpful for ya! Thank you for watching!
I LOVE YOU BRO, BEST TEACHER EVER
Haha thank you dude! Glad this all helps!
You made that look so easy! I’m going to mess around with some footage and give this a go, thanks for making a video so straight to the point!
Thanks so much Rachel!
Sooo helpful dude! Great tutorial! 👌🏼
Thank you Matt! Good to hear from you my man!
This was very, very good. But there's one thing that I'm not sure where to get it.... how do you choose in which direction move the highlights/midtones/shadows wheels?
Thanks! Whatever color your light source is!
Awesome video. So clear now
Glad it helped! Thanks man!
You should desaturate the skintone first. It compresses the skintone color so the redish tones don't vary so much. Then after desaturating you should push the orange midtone back up to make it look natural. Then I'd recommend playing with highlights and shadows (if even needed)
That's how I edit skintone. That's how they grade 'Hollywood' movies too
Thanks for the suggestion man! I'll have to try this out.
Gonna try this .. thx😁
Excellent tutorial! The click & hold colour picker tool did it for me, I'd always click, select, click, select and it got annoying. I still don't quite understand exactly which way to drag the HSL bars to isolate the skin perfectly but I'm working on it.
super helpful and quite easy to understand ! thanks alot !
I love to hear that! Thanks so much for watching!
Came across this while searching for skintone correction method. Follow along and i think your tutorial make sense the most. Thanks again!
@@windboi Awesome! Happy to hear that. Thank you!
Super simple and super helpful! Love your vids. Have you done one about getting clients? If not, that'd be a cool one to learn from you about since your stuff looks super dope!
I have but a really long time ago! Maybe I’ll make a new one. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
For sure! Thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot for your super cool tutorial, You nailed it....Your tutorial was very simple and it really worked for my footage shot on Samsung Galaxy S7, giving natural skin tone. Also, I was wondering that you selected the "Input LUT" based on your camera. What would you recommend for my case which shot on Samsung Galaxy S7 edge... Thanks for the tutorials, Keep Going!!!
Yo! Your voice sounds so crisp. Please make a couple of videos on how you record them as well as how you process them. Using EQ. I am using the rode micro so make one for shotgun mics.
Hey man! I somewhat covered what you're asking here ua-cam.com/video/xirawxog400/v-deo.html
You're a wizard! Brilliant Video!
Haha thanks man!!
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Dang. That’s going to help me so much. Thanks fam.
Thanks for this vid! Helped me a lot!!
so helpful! thanks!
Of course! Thank you!
this is so useful. thank you!
Thanks Mate!
Yeah thank you bro!
Stuff you don’t even think about. Great vid
Thank you brotha! Glad this was helpful for you!
thanks for sharing, you deserve way more love 🤙
Hahah thanks Jeffrey. Working on getting there!
Thank you! Very helpful!
So happy to hear that Azis! Thanks so much for checking it out!
Thank you so much for this.
Thank you for watching!!!
Damn! amazing bro very good I subscribed
Thanks my guy! Happy this was helpful for you!