Copy & Paste Your Color Grading to Multiple Clips EASY with These 7 Methods In Davinci Resolve

Color grading multiple clips using the same settings can save you SO MUCH TIME in your process. In this video, I talk about 7 different ways that you can color grade multiple clips in Davinci Resolve (some apply to other softwares too).

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Table of Contents:
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0:00 - Intro with example color grade
1:00 - Tutorial introduction
1:57 - Initial Color grade using CineMatch
3:29 - Method 1: Select and Apply Grade
4:33 - Method 2: Creating Stills
5:30 - Method 2.5: Using PowerGrades
6:53 - Method 3: Paste Attributes (in the edit window)
7:49 - Method 4: Using Adjustment Layers
9:46 - Method 5: Apply Grade From One Clip Prior
10:52 - Method 6: Using Clip Groups
14:16 - Method 7: Using the Timeline Node Tree
15:30 - Comment Below
15:51 - Like and Subscribe
16:00 - Watch These Next

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[colorgradingcentral]

Those golden colors are absolutely stunning and I do feel better after watching that intro lol. Dunna you touch on a topic that most people don't even realize would same them SO SO much time! Al the methods are explained so well 🙌🏽My personal goto is groups but probably for most people the other methods are simpler to understand.

[TheKidsDaaaaad]

I love that you are using Davinci now, it's so good! So glad to be able to learn so much from you!

[seraph]

Huge high five to the effort and work for having timestamps for this video!

Thank you! Finally I got the answers to some of the issues I could not solve!

[GtwoManila]

I didn't know that there were other ways to apply color grades in resolve. I've been using the grab still and apply grade but this is super helpful. Thanks!

[jodywaddle]

Keeping this vid saved for when I finally build my new computer and get Davinci. Such good info.

[local]

You've saved me hours, hours! The grouping method is just perfect.

[TAPPChannel]

Great shots man.... Love that depth of the field... Cheers

[TheAaronalden]

This is great! It is going to speed up my workflow a ton! Those powergrades will change my life!

[sanjvxo]

That intro! OMG - so that's what being at peace feels like...took me back to 2019

Amazing video. I've been recording test footage in Canon C Log to get to grips with editing. Once this lockdown in London is over I'll start creating videos :) Thanks for sharing your tips.

[shutterspecter]

HAA !! I knew you would try the Arri LOG profile haha.
OK so that plugin you mentioned on Twitter is basically saving up all the work you would normally do regarding Color Correction, especially with RAW / LOG type footage.
Not bad, that definitely speeds up the correction process and it's more streamlined than the Color Space Transform.
This is why DaVinci Resolve is the best when it comes to color correction and color grade, you can do it in every way you want.

[techlessYT]

Where was this video when I started out?! That would've saved me so much time...
Btw mouse wheel click on still applies grade as well ✌️

[ShootingDave]

Super interesting man, I used to only use nodes but now I use the adjustment layer for the look and then nodes for corrections. Also, I am digging how your set is looking now.

[JaimeGonzalezOboe]

Hi, very helpful tutorial. Thanks a lot. Greetings from Germany

[creative_studios]

I love the end. That's 5, 6, or 7 ways 🤣 Great video Dunna!

[lukesuperflyjones]

THIS IS Freaking unbelievable! Being a previous PPr fanboy myself for many moons this is GAME CHANGER! Thank DDI! Also you look like Peter McKinnon

[JakeBlackstaffe]

very cool stuff, that program looks very powerful!

[JayLippman]

Power grades for the win! I have one for my talking head videos. 1 click and done. Took me a while to stop feeling like I was cheating 🤣

[LeechTM]

Ha. That Powergrade thing is something i wasnt aware of. Thanks for that.

[Diminish]

Thanks I learned new Short Cuts keys, about still and powerglide. I work within Timeline, I feel it's the fastest way to grade for me. It helps give my entire film a constant look through out. I pick the Money Shot for the entire timeline and grade based on that clip which will be my most important clip. Then go into Clip and adjust individually if needed.
Don't know if this is the right way to color grade. But as a hobbyist this works for me.