I thought Davinci Colour Managed was magic until I saw what it did to Fusion titles, making them grey. Do you have a solution to that? Thanks for all your work on these videos. They’re really helpful.
Dude, I saw the title about adjustment layers and I just freaking yawned. Then I watched it and man you really showed me a timesaver. I also really like your style. And, a subscriber is born! Now, off to another one of your videos.
At last I found this video. I was googling for like 30 minutes how to apply effect only to part of clip (frame) and this video explains this. You saved a lot of my nerve cells man, thank you.
Thank you! You asked at the end what I'm needing to work on.... It would be audio, especially dialog when there is background noise and where multiple people are talking at different intensities. You have some videos on that and I'm still working on it. Thanks!
I'd love to see workflow tips. For example I create UI interface tutorial videos with talking head and screensharing plug additional assets as overlays. I find I'm cutting a lot of clips and repeating a lot of tasks manually but every time I watch one of your videos, I 🤦♀about how much time I've wasted doing things one by one. Like this video! I just one-by-one color graded a 20 min video that had over 60 clips because I didn't know about these tricks with adjustment clips. Thanks again for the amazing content!
Props for the DVX100a as a background prop! That was such an awesome camera. I wish I still had mine on the shelf just to look at it and remember all the great times we had together.
DR moved where the "Show Power Bins" option is located. You have to click the 3 dots in the upper right of your media pool. Great feature, just hard to find. Love your videos Chadwick! Fast, and awesome!
Recent convertee from Vegas Pro (12+ years) to DaVinci Resolve - I've spent hours on your channel to help me get up to speed on this software. Your advice, tips and tricks have been invaluable to me - thanks!! 🍻
I have never been much of an artistic" video editor. I am very basic and simple because I thought it would be too complicated. But man, you've inspired by several of your videos. Thank you seriously, I think this is going to help me to improve A LOT!
Great inspiration - thanx. Today I used it for a German Broadcast TV (WDR, Cologne). Best solution for not nice shots, works wonderful. Sorry, about my english…
You are awesome bro... I have been looking to get the best video on how to use adjustment clip, and finnaly I found it Thank you so much please make a video on transitions
Awesome stuff as always. Hey, instead of doing the grid overlay to match eye-lines, what if you just lowered the opacity of the top adjustment layer so you could see the position of the eyes in the clip below then adjusted position? Seems a bit easier than adding that additional grid effect and changing its parameters
Heck yeah Phillip! This is a great tip and I honestly hadn't thought of doing it that way. Much faster and simpler! Thanks for sharing. The grid is still great for layouts and horizon lines, but love this idea of roughly matching up eyelines. Solid!
Good stuff my man! I started Resolve at the beginning of the year to edit some video from Thailand. I really enjoyed it and it has since turned into a hobby. I think I've made some good progress since then. My goal with video editing is to keep it fun, challenging, and to try to apply a new skill with every video. I just stumbled onto your videos and think you will help me get to the next level. I didn't even know about adjustment clips, I will be practicing with these in my next video. Appreciate it!
Always quick and concise. Love it. I know I can slow it down or rewatch a section, if needed. Thank you for doing your vid’s this way. Keep doin’ the great work, Chadwick! Joe
Great stuff! I am new to Davinci (I love it so much more than Premiere, especially that you pay for it once and that's it), and this video helped me out tremendously. It made my editing so much easier... . Thanks a lot! Subscribed...
It is so good to see you Chadwick. Thank you for sharing your power tips. Your videos really help take editing to the next level. For me, your edit page ideas like your "15 second" techniques open up new ways on how creatively think about an edit. Thank you for taking the time to make and share these videos.
Thanks Kevin, great to hear from you. I'm glad you like that 15 second cutdown trick, I remember the first time an editor, his name was Nick, showed me how he basically did that with a title or some generator that was muted and I've used it ever since.
the adjustment layer being used to make transitions is good. As these can be nested with a sound effect or put the SFX into the fusion tab. And than put the transition into a super bin for easy reuse. I am tired of looking for SFX and applying them over and over again!
This should be one of the first 3 or 5 videos you watch about DaVinci Resolve. If you are thinking about it, use it DaVinci Resolve is incredible even on free version. If you are just starting out in editing or creating your own content; this should be one of the first 10 videos you should watch (in addition to how to use a camera etc). Super helpful guide! Adjustment Clips + Power Bins = your own stream/channel identity of cuts/transitions/fx/intros etc.
Good material here...as a newly converted cutter (started migrating from Adobe - of course) it's fun. It's like discovering how to edit all over again. I like it. What's different? This software runs soooooooo much smoother and less buggy than Adobe.
Hey, this is so on point for me, thank you. sometimes you lose me when you get into the terminology and jargon of the industry and since I'm just starting to figure this out, would you consider making a few videos illustrating some of the working language that editors should know about? just a thought for the future, thanks again RTG.
DaVinci Resolve Color Management Tutorial - ua-cam.com/video/uuoZzF8vB8g/v-deo.html
00:00 Adjustment Clips vs Compound Clips
01:01 Punch In
01:39 Alignment Guides
02:20 Continuous Push
03:19 Whip Pans
04:18 Fusion Spline Editor
05:27 The Cutdown Trick
06:10 Adjustment Layer Color Grading
07:08 Save it for later... (Power Bins)
I thought Davinci Colour Managed was magic until I saw what it did to Fusion titles, making them grey. Do you have a solution to that? Thanks for all your work on these videos. They’re really helpful.
Hi, for the whip pan, do I have to add in the sound effect manually each time?
I didn't yet find any tutorial where Fusion was used with sound files.
Best davinci content in the world. I’m learning new things from every single one of your videos. Thank you for your generosity with your knowledge
Wow, thank you! Thank you for your time to pick up some new tips.
Dude, I saw the title about adjustment layers and I just freaking yawned. Then I watched it and man you really showed me a timesaver. I also really like your style. And, a subscriber is born! Now, off to another one of your videos.
Haha, great to hear. Yeah it might not be the most interesting topic, but glad you found a time saver. Thanks for being here Robert.
SAME!
Same here! Like that clear style of speaking. Really calm and informative!
Keep up!
Love the video! Finally, another DR content creator who knows what he s doing
Glad you enjoyed! I appreciate you Hannes.
At last I found this video. I was googling for like 30 minutes how to apply effect only to part of clip (frame) and this video explains this. You saved a lot of my nerve cells man, thank you.
OUTSTANDING tips!
Hey thank you so much for watching this morning! Glad you find them useful.
Just teaching about adjustment clips existence was enough of a life saver, I've been cutting and transforming clips like a weirdo all these years
Great to hear!
6:45 "remote grades and group functionality that are topics for a future video" - Is that 'future' video now ready. I need this.
Subscribed as soon as I saw the grid... Didn't know that but I have been looking for one for a while
Heck yeah - best tool to level shots by far in Resolve. Cheers!
You are excellent at teaching, clearly speaking, editgin, and keeping things fun. Thank you for your deep work!
I could not say it better ... Thanks and best regards from Hamburg
Thank you! You asked at the end what I'm needing to work on.... It would be audio, especially dialog when there is background noise and where multiple people are talking at different intensities. You have some videos on that and I'm still working on it. Thanks!
THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! BEST channel for Davinci Resolve BAR NONE!
Greetings from Honduras! Learning a lot from you. Thank you for everything you share!
00:13 you just made my day!!! ctrl + shift + , or . is the shortcut I always wanted!! Not to watch the rest for more gold tips
I'd like to see you do an all out deep dive into text. From simple to complex, just go through options in detail.
Yes please!!
I'd love to see workflow tips. For example I create UI interface tutorial videos with talking head and screensharing plug additional assets as overlays. I find I'm cutting a lot of clips and repeating a lot of tasks manually but every time I watch one of your videos, I 🤦♀about how much time I've wasted doing things one by one. Like this video! I just one-by-one color graded a 20 min video that had over 60 clips because I didn't know about these tricks with adjustment clips. Thanks again for the amazing content!
Great video! Thanks! You should talk about Proxies in the next video.
Props for the DVX100a as a background prop! That was such an awesome camera. I wish I still had mine on the shelf just to look at it and remember all the great times we had together.
Perfect video for my current Resolve learning. Been playing with adjustment clips a lot lately, thank you for these tips.
Sounds like great timing! I'm glad you've been finding some use cases for adjustment clips and really appreciate you watching :) cheers.
Thank you, this video will be really helpful. Greetings from Colombia
Hey Daniel! Cheers from Manhattan. Thanks for watching.
You Rock Chadwick. Looking forward to lots more. Thank you again
Using the Grid to match eye-lines is BRILLIANT!!
DR moved where the "Show Power Bins" option is located. You have to click the 3 dots in the upper right of your media pool. Great feature, just hard to find. Love your videos Chadwick! Fast, and awesome!
Recent convertee from Vegas Pro (12+ years) to DaVinci Resolve - I've spent hours on your channel to help me get up to speed on this software. Your advice, tips and tricks have been invaluable to me - thanks!! 🍻
I have never been much of an artistic" video editor. I am very basic and simple because I thought it would be too complicated. But man, you've inspired by several of your videos. Thank you seriously, I think this is going to help me to improve A LOT!
Great Tip man, I wasn't sure what you could use the grid for. I gonna use the crap out of this!
Tutorial topic: How to organize editing a longer form project with Scenes/Sequences using Reel metadata (or other techniques)
Great suggestion!
WAAAAAAT!!!?? Game changing. Love the punch in trick. Subscribed.
Loved the Whip Push! Subscribed! Will use this in my first scripted video with B-Roll!
The best channel for resolve, hands down!
That whip transition tip with fusion is what I needed 👍 the best
Oh my gosh! I can use adjustment clips for my YT Shorts magnification settings!! You're Amazing!
I'm amazed by you. I always learn something new, even when I think I know something cold. Thank you!
Happy to help! I'm just thankful to have cool people like you to share some of my nerdy tips others have taught me.
Great inspiration - thanx. Today I used it for a German Broadcast TV (WDR, Cologne). Best solution for not nice shots, works wonderful. Sorry, about my english…
You are awesome bro... I have been looking to get the best video on how to use adjustment clip, and finnaly I found it
Thank you so much
please make a video on transitions
You are awesome! Thank you so much for taking time to watch. I appreciate ya.
you rock man.. a level above everyone I've seen doin DR tutorials!
You rock! Thank you for spending some of your precious time to watch and hopefully learn a new thing or two.
The HC captain planet hat 🔥🔥
I love hat club, it's my guilty pleasure.
You are always the best! Thanks!
You are!
Love the video! That transition with the Fusion Spline was one of a kind
Heck yeah! Fusion splines with keyframes are the best. Thanks so much for watching Gustavo.
@@CreativeVideoTips Each day I dig into DaVinci Resolve, I enjoy it more.
im on Davinci i think 3 months now
thats some GOLD tips
thanks!
I am new to editing and this has helped so much. I appreciate it a lot.
Thank you. I am commenting to help you videos show up on the algorithm.
Excellent content. You’re a super effective instructor.
Awesome stuff as always. Hey, instead of doing the grid overlay to match eye-lines, what if you just lowered the opacity of the top adjustment layer so you could see the position of the eyes in the clip below then adjusted position? Seems a bit easier than adding that additional grid effect and changing its parameters
Heck yeah Phillip! This is a great tip and I honestly hadn't thought of doing it that way. Much faster and simpler! Thanks for sharing.
The grid is still great for layouts and horizon lines, but love this idea of roughly matching up eyelines. Solid!
Actually, just zoom in and move your anchor point in between the subjects eyes. Should save tons of time.
The whip pan was dope. Great stuff. Been using adjustment clips the way you've shown for a while now.
Great tips, thank you! Nice canon pro-100 chillen in the corner
Seriously the best DR channel around! Great video! Thank you so much for your hard work 🤘🏼
Absolutely amazing!!!
Wish I would have seen this video a year ago. 😃👍
Hopefully better late than never. Thanks so much for watching!
I'll Def be watching several of your videos. Top tier.
Mind Blowing Video
Tips I didn't know I needed (yet!) Thanks
Really good video thank you, it was good seeing you hanging out with Darren at NAB
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, and yeah Darren is the man - truly a worldclass talent and human being.
Good stuff my man! I started Resolve at the beginning of the year to edit some video from Thailand. I really enjoyed it and it has since turned into a hobby. I think I've made some good progress since then. My goal with video editing is to keep it fun, challenging, and to try to apply a new skill with every video. I just stumbled onto your videos and think you will help me get to the next level. I didn't even know about adjustment clips, I will be practicing with these in my next video. Appreciate it!
wow, so useful tips. Thank you so much.
Most welcome 😊
U r a great teacher and tutor if u wish. But, please do more stuff about fusion and fairlight if possible. God bless u and thanks.
Always quick and concise. Love it. I know I can slow it down or rewatch a section, if needed. Thank you for doing your vid’s this way.
Keep doin’ the great work, Chadwick!
Joe
Glad to help!
These tips are golden.
The first tip dropped, and almost hit myself in the head. Zeez I feel stupid now. Brilliant! As always, excellent video, thanks
Very useful! Thank you 🙏🏻
You're welcome!
This video was an instant reason to subscribe. Great tips!!!
Great stuff! I am new to Davinci (I love it so much more than Premiere, especially that you pay for it once and that's it), and this video helped me out tremendously. It made my editing so much easier... . Thanks a lot! Subscribed...
This is going to save me so much time! Thank you!
That makes my day to hear that. Thanks for watching!
Nice one! I love adjustment clips... so versatile :)
Great tips.👍👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Love the tips my friend...just subscribed. 👍
Dude, these are great. I was doing punch-ins manually by making cutting to a new clip and zooming each time. This is SO much faster.
Another great video, thanks!
Thanks so much for watching.
It is so good to see you Chadwick. Thank you for sharing your power tips. Your videos really help take editing to the next level.
For me, your edit page ideas like your "15 second" techniques open up new ways on how creatively think about an edit. Thank you for taking the time to make and share these videos.
Thanks Kevin, great to hear from you. I'm glad you like that 15 second cutdown trick, I remember the first time an editor, his name was Nick, showed me how he basically did that with a title or some generator that was muted and I've used it ever since.
wow thank you i will practice it many thanks
All the best
I'd love to hear more about these "remote grades" and "group functionality"! Does that video already exist?
Thanks for the feedback, I haven't made this video yet but it is planned for later this summer so standby. :)
Amazing thanks
Just what I’ve been looking for
Oktava mic for the win !
Heck yeah! I'm just getting use to it and having a lot of fun trying different mics out.
awesome video - well presented - just all around well-made
Amazing and beautiful tutorial . Great tips.
Thank you for doing this - appreciated!
There are so much value in this video as you normally supply thank you !!! I feel like im in DaVinci school when I watch these!!
VFX Keying and Matteing in the fusion page would be great place to teach us !
You’re simply the best.
the adjustment layer being used to make transitions is good. As these can be nested with a sound effect or put the SFX into the fusion tab. And than put the transition into a super bin for easy reuse. I am tired of looking for SFX and applying them over and over again!
This should be one of the first 3 or 5 videos you watch about DaVinci Resolve. If you are thinking about it, use it DaVinci Resolve is incredible even on free version. If you are just starting out in editing or creating your own content; this should be one of the first 10 videos you should watch (in addition to how to use a camera etc). Super helpful guide! Adjustment Clips + Power Bins = your own stream/channel identity of cuts/transitions/fx/intros etc.
I used to use adjustment layer from adobe. First I used it for color grading only, but I just learned it can be used for more 💪
Love your explanations! ❤️
Good material here...as a newly converted cutter (started migrating from Adobe - of course) it's fun. It's like discovering how to edit all over again. I like it. What's different? This software runs soooooooo much smoother and less buggy than Adobe.
The whole video was well done, thank you
Great video man... Thanks a lot✌️
Thanks so much for watching.
@@CreativeVideoTips just watch 10 videos ... And target is 90 🙌🤟
Love your video, thanks for sharing your valuable experience.
Love your work mate! A video going over advanced keyframe editing in the edit page or even how to simplify the keyframes would be great
Thanks for the idea! Noted.
Subbed definitely brought value to the table
Hey, this is so on point for me, thank you. sometimes you lose me when you get into the terminology and jargon of the industry and since I'm just starting to figure this out, would you consider making a few videos illustrating some of the working language that editors should know about? just a thought for the future, thanks again RTG.
Great video, although I did get lost on #3. That's ok, something to go back to.
Bro this was so helpful!!! Im so happy I just subscribed!!!
Awesome, Glad to hear it was useful. Welcome.
you are awesome man🙌🙌
You too - Thanks so much for watching and your kindness!
Well, you changed my life 11sec into the video.
Excellent content...thx y for your efforts....you r a gift to all of us...thx you
Adjustment clips are a great way of process a project i guess. thanks. Ram
Thanks as always Chadwick - 5 absolute banging tips for using Adjustment Clips 🔥.
The "Cut Down" trick is a great idea 🤯.
Cheers man 🙏🏻
Happy to help Gary! Thanks as always for watching.
@@CreativeVideoTips it's a pleasure sir 👊✌
This is how i like my tutorials. Gems at the start 0:13. That swap shortcut imma use bro! Lol
Very cool, thanks!
You bet!
This was awesome! I'm new to Da Vinci Resolve, and video editing in general, this is an incredible tool I didn't know I was missing. Thank you!
This is great!! Thank you!!