DaVinci Resolve Secrets for a Cinematic Look | A Step-by-Step Color Grading Workflow #Tutorial

Welcome to my first tutorial on color grading! In this video, I will guide you through a detailed step-by-step workflow to achieve a stunning cinematic look using DaVinci Resolve. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced colorist, this tutorial will provide valuable insights and techniques to enhance your projects. Join me as we transform raw footage into visually captivating scenes that elevate your storytelling to new heights. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tips and tutorials!
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00:00 Introduction
00:24 CST Nodes
01:46 Node Structure
02:29 Look / Dehancer
04:18 Exposure
04:48 Skin Tone
05:34 Whites
06:11 Shadows
06:34 Depth Mapping
07:46 Conclusion

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Thank you for watching my tutorial! If you found it helpful, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more content like this. Have any questions or topics you want me to cover in future videos? Leave a comment below, and I'll be sure to address them. Let's create something amazing together! 🌟

[gabequezada]

I give this man an immediate "thumbs up" when the video starts because I know ill enjoy the content

[sachinshetty]

Loved this tut. So informative and clean

[seancloutier]

this is a fantastic video...the pacing, the explanations...great work.

[Lokmansouhail]

Amazing video! I would love to see a video where you achieve a close result to this just with the built-in tools. Also, I sometimes find it hard to know in what cases I need to use some techniques, like the depth map in this video, so a video on where to use certain techniques would be amazing. Thanks for sharing such value-packed videos.

[MrCozien]

the best tutorial I, ve seen this year, so great .Thank you for Sharing.

[brachvideos]

Helloo..Nice grade!
which camera was used for the shoot?

[nottodaybarbara]

It's a very clear and accessible guide, but some things and tools remained unclear to me. For example, when you were making changes to the exposure node, it was unclear to me that you clicked so that the range was dynamically displayed on the vectoroscope, and some other things too :(

[FlowersPowerMovingPictures]

this was the best da vinci color grade video ive ever watched. what and why's.

[identiah]

Fantastic video! Do you have any tutorials without Dehancer and perhaps with production that doesnt have the most "perfect" lighting?😎

[nollybosttv]

Thank you so much for sharing, i watched it more than 5 times already. please can you do another one for Blackmagic footage? 🙏

[Sean-gfky]

What I loved about your video: You give details that other creators don't, like the typical range of skin tones in the waveform. Very useful!
What could be improved: When you apply the techniques you mention, you don't show clearly what you're doing, so it's difficult to learn. Like when you adjust the skin tones in the waveform, the POV is still punched in and I don't know what you're actually doing to adjust them.

[lucho]

Love this tutorial! thank you very much! Have a question. If the luts that I have are no meant for DWG color space, can I add the Lut after the Output CST? I noticed that if I add the LUT before the output CST the look is too strong.

[GuinnessFL]

very helpful when you mentioned why you were doing something like lowering impact on halation etc

[Zainaussaleem]

Really helpful video thanks! Coudl you clarify what you done around the 4min 40 second mark about changing the exposure and how they key box revealed an exposure image?

[neilfullframe]

Great video and thank you for sharing. I will try your structure and method on my next project. 😊subscribed !

[kimshef]

Very beautiful !!Why use 2 dehencer node ?

[CineMakMedia]

Great video. I was wondering what your master color settings are in your project settings? Thank you so much for the tutorial.

[channel-kq]

thank you so much, i learn from you. please be continue

[nosinstantsdevoyage]

Thank you so much for this great tutorial! What are your timeline setting please ?