Nodes for Noobs | Resolve Color Page Tutorial | Serial, Parallel & Layer Nodes

Nodes for Noobs | Resolve Color Page Tutorial | Serial, Parallel & Layer Nodes

Sorry that the screen cap is causing the color to constantly shift throughout the video. Super annoying.

**EDIT** I was mistaken when I said that you have to hold down shift to reconnect a node by hovering it over the line. You don't need to hold down shift, you can just drag and drop it

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Chapter Markers
00:00 Intro
00:31 Serial Nodes
00:54 How Serial Nodes work
01:13 Practical examples
02:59 Nodes for organization & clarity
04:17 More serial node tips
06:28 Parallel nodes
07:51 Layer nodes
08:57 Practical examples of parallel & layer mixers

[JimRobinson-colors]

Nodes put back into a different order - not sure what holding the shift and drag and drop does. I do that instinctively by just dragging the node without the shift key. You did present the node tree well for beginners, and a lot of people will benefit from this. So good job.

[magicmitch]

Man, I’ve been trying to wrap my head around when to use parallel and layer nodes and you used some great practical examples. Thank you!

[DaMazinOfficial]

Best Nodes breakdown I’ve seen saved me years of time possibly 😅👏🏽

[cvictor]

Super helpful stuff. Glad you are breaking into segments, and explaining your decisions as you go. Other tutorials from expert types don't have the "beginner mind" in mind...it's all "so you do this here so that goes there which then goes there and then you start a new node for that to go there and then that goes there so we have this...see? great! and voila!"

[francisianvlogs]

Love the explanation on the parallel node and layer node.👍

[anilkumarfotography]

Best lessons here about nodes. Well done!

[CinematicTouchProductions]

Hi and a BIG! Thank you to you, I am always baffled by how sometimes we the viewers of YouTube have to look at 39 different videos to get a not so complete answer to a question we need the answer to and the answer is never really clear until we find that one video from that one YouTuber that has the perfect and clear answer we been looking for for days, weeks, and sometimes even months!! And bingo this happens to be the video that answer my question in a was that I needed to finally lay my question to rest, you are special thank you Sir! Damn it is so satisfying to get the exact answer one needs

[Panther-]

Fantastic video, your way of explaining things is top tier.

[JeffreyJDavis]

Thanks brother, I appreciate the explanation of distinction between mixer and layer on parallel nodes, been struggling to figure that out intuitively.

[ramanandh]

Where were u hiding all this time! This video is the best

[aperturefilm]

I wasnt here to learn nodes but I find that you explain way better than others

[McCliffy]

YES! Thank You! Oh man, I have been trying to figure this out and you break it down nicely. Liked and Subscribed.

[sidestreetvideoproduction]

Great Presentation. Like the little humor. Your explanation is great and easy to understand. I learned a lot from this. Thanks.

[gioriv]

Thank you so much, I just started using DaVinci for my editing and this video helped me a lot.

[ADFCHRONICLES]

thanks man..guess I was a Noob, cos this was crystal clear.

[gutkhanewton]

wow, awesome video, no need to watch other video its feels simple but taught very tough thing for beginner

[karliemorris]

Thank you for this sir
I’ve been learning divinci resolve
For a year now &
I’ve never fully understood
Serial and Parallel nodes
Until now ...#Subscribed 👍🏿

[FC-BS]

Thanks for this. Imma use it for my videos now

[geoffreymee]

I like yr style. I could understand yr direction smoothly so thx. I'll be bk for more.✌

[_Oregon_Sunday_Drives_]

Concise & clear, thank you. Only one thing more I would like to know ... best/quickest/easiest way to make/use a duplicate (or more) node so that I may experiment with changes to that node while still retaining my current node setting to fall back on if I do not like any changes.