CONQUER the COLOR Page in DaVinci Resolve!

The color page is super tricky. Here's everything you need to know to get started.
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[woodyyates]

I have to say, as one who has been color correcting with Adobe Photoshop since v 2.0 (no joke), THIS has been the most comprehensive and concise explanation of color correction using RGB I have ever seen. PLEASE listen to what has been presented and if you have any questions...watch it again....and again...and again. Daniel, this was wonderful indeed. I watched the whole thing in awe.

[DawgFL]

Finally a "beginner" tutorial that isn't 10 minutes long and immediately starts talking about luts and nodes, i dont even know what those are!

[dumspyrospero]

You are a natural when it comes to explaining how things work. You keep the viewer so engaged. I also love how you make the camera focus on key things you are showing. Keep it up and we will keep watching!

[nelrrgx]

Daniel, you are an SUPERB teacher that doesn’t talk or “teach” while trying to impress the audience with “how much you know” or “how fast and skilled you are.” Meanwhile, going too fast for them and using words that they don’t understand like so many people out there do. I completely agree with the person below as well. Such a clear explanation of color that, as an audio engineer myself, you put color into EQ terms. So smart brother. So glad I found you on YouTube. Please keep making videos. You’re such an asset. Thank you again!

[MarshallPatrick]

I’ve been trying to truly understand the scopes and parade for over a year. There’s so many “tutorials” on YouTube where editors just want to show off how educated THEY are with giant tech words and specialized terms, and at the end of the videos I’m left even more confused because now I have to go dive into the meaning of specular highlights to even understand the term in the video I just watched that I thoroughly did not understand.

This single video has made me understand color grading and correcting on a basic level that I never have. Thank you, sir, for keeping it basic for us! The analogies, like the shoulder pull, really puts what you’re saying into a visual form. I can’t thank you enough for keeping it basic yet extremely informative, your reels are fantastic also!

[jamesanderson]

Daniel, until I watched your video, I never thought I would ever grasp the fundamentals of color. You have the knack of being able to explain this in terms anyone can grasp. Thank you so much. You're a fantastic teacher!

[Allcoffeenocream]

the car stereo analogy just clicked. I've worked with eq's most of my life playing in a band and this just made so much sense. THANK YOU!

[YolandaCalvo]

Incredible explanation, amazingly clear. I love the slow pace that allows for better understanding. I hate videos where people talk at double the normal speed.

[KeithNester]

You are hands down the best teacher on this. Thanks for making these.

[ALBOHOS]

Low, mid and High, you are such a life saver, you are genius in explaining so thank you so much from the bottom of my heart.

[olgathehandmaid]

New sub here, you take your time explaining things, and explain the "obvious" everyone else skips over. You're a great teacher, thank you for the many analogies and you going over things more than once... some of us really need it!

[awams]

OMG, I have watched tons of videos explaining this, and I finally got to your video. Man, you made the impossible possible. Thank you so much!

[peterlabrie]

Daniel is the clearest communicator. He is telling a story with technology.

[gloriamesser]

Daniel, You just taught me color correction, after many years of editing.. You are the best teacher. Would appreciate a webinar identifying storage locations of files & folders created by DaVinci for eachi projects (including media & disk storage).. Also, a webinar explaining individual preference settings. We all need to understand this. Best ever teaching webinar.. Thank you.

[aligazerani]

Sir your ability to be a teacher is BEYOND impressive! thank you so much for doing this!

[Azrockitman]

This is by far the best instruction in general regarding color grading, as well as specifically in regards to DaVinci. Mr Batal is a great presenter/educator. Thank you much

[ReedRobins]

OUTSTANDING!!! Thanks SO much Daniel! As a musician and audio engineer, the comparison to an EQ is what really helped me - in a way that nothing else has - to understand this part of Resolve. I'm excited to work with color now!!

[frankygoestocanada]

Wow! Just... wow! First time that someone explane that color page the way I can UNDERSTAND it! That analogy with what I know about sounds buttons (bass, mid, treble and volume) just "clic" something in my head! I was never able to remember wich was wich! Daniel, I look a lot of your videos, and you are the BEST teacher I've found about DVR on YT. And I mean the BEST one!!! Thanks again Daniel, you are awesome! Have a nice one!

[celsocarvalho]

Sooo many teachers, but only very few people can transmit knowledge. You are one of them. Thanks a lot

[shaivivaishnav]

Absolutely love this video! What I used to find incredibly stressful, I find it incredibly interesting now! A huge thank you for making it so beginner friendly 🙌🏻