5 Tips & Tricks For 10X MORE CINEMATIC Color Grading in Davinci Resolve 19

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5 tips & tricks for cinematic color grading in Davinci Resolve 19. Contains advertisement for MotionVFX.

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00:00 Intro
00:29 1. Reference Gallery
02:01 2. ColorSlice (Skies)
03:12 3. Effects Affect Stuff
05:00 4. Shadows Up, Highlights Down
07:36 5. Soft Light Blur

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Question ⁉️ How would you define "cinematic"? (There are no wrong answers!)

JorisHermans

I have watched and listened to many, many…MANY YouTubers in pursuit of my filmmaking dream. Out of all of them, you are by far the greatest one. I have learned more from you and enjoyed my time learning from you more than all the others combined. Thank you for being here and for providing such a valuable service to your community.

Nelsonography

Great tips. I like the tip for setting the last node to Soft Light, adding a subtle blur to the image without taking away the details. Thank you!

AllThingsFilm

Thank you Joris for the shoutout! Great tips 🙌🏻

motionvfx

Using the color slicer is a great tip. I've just used it on clip with a hazy sky. After playing around with the color slicer it looked like it was filmed with a polarizing filter!

GradOst

This is a good refresher to color grading. Thanks!

NabTechDen

Excellent tips!!! I love Resolve. I switched a couple years ago from Premiere and haven't looked back. Keep up the great tips.

JaredHoyman

Congrats! Once again thank you for lots of usefull tips and tricks. 👍🏼

lucvanoverbeke

Spotlight was my favorite tip by far!!

mustachefilms

Quite a few nice tips Joris, thank you! i'm gonna check motion vfx right away, looks interesting

Thosedaysaregone

Awesome as always, Joris #supercinematic 😅😁🤘🙏

GaryCunninghamyouareenough

It means whatever 2 want it to means😆 THX for the Tips!

Mikevisuals

Impressive content, Joris Hermans. Looking forward to seeing your next upload from you. I smashed the thumbs up button on your video. Keep up the fantastic work. Your insights on using the Stills album feature were enlightening! Have you considered how different lighting conditions might affect the color grading process for various genres?

KeyserTheRedBeard