Get the CINEMATIC LOOK FAST and for FREE! DaVinci Resolve 18 Color Grading Tutorial

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This is how to get a cinematic film look in DaVinci Resolve 18 for free! A quick and easy tutorial for beginners AND advanced Resolve users.

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00:00 Intro
01:14 Log to Rec.709
02:17 Rec.709-A
03:04 Color Corrections
03:40 Adding cinematicness
05:19 Dialing back the look
07:05 Method #2
08:22 Standard Picture Profile Footage

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"These –pause– LUTs..."
Don't forget to make that pause... 🤨😅

JorisHermans

I’ve seen so many good things on YouTube, but let me tell you something it’s so far one of the best video I’ve seen since I Color grade . Thank you so much for sharing … this video is a game changer🙌

MrCozien

Adding a Colour Space Transform (with Cineon Film Log as the Output Gamma) node before the - pause - LUT node = 🤯👏👏👏
Brilliant as always - thanks so much Joris 🙏🏻

GaryCunninghamyouareenough

Literally using your channel as a Davinci University! thank you!

wanderwithbree

Perfect timing, I was about to start searching for tutorials on the topic and you just posted. Thank you, it was very helpful!! Can't wait to start making videos

blenderingD

Have found your channel recently as I want to learn to edit on DaVinci Resolve.. have been editing on Premiere Pro for the past 4 years and to color grade in it is literally hell as compared to what I see in Resolve. Your tutorials are great and sense of humour too.. you've gained yourself a new sub as I hope to start editing on DaVinci Resolve.

adityaprakash

Very useful and well explained. The result is fantastic. You make my video’s life much easier

Wasp

Thanks for the cinematic look tutorial, Joris.
One obs from my experience with timeline output gamma. REC.709 gamma 2.4 is for broadcast (TV) and REC.709 gamma 2.2 is for internet (YT, etc)

studiodevis

I've been searching for this for the past 3 days and all I found was people wanting to sell their own luts. Great job and thank you!

AlessandroSpenga

Damn! I came into this video thinking "I already know what he's gonna say" but then your old way matched my current way. You've just leveled up my grades and I'm so glad I watched!

JT_Film

Thank you very much for your tutorial. It was extremly useful to me. Cheers,

alainted

Darren's way that you showed works fine and takes the gamma curve down, but it also lowers the film colors at the same time.
If you put the LUT on a layer node with the LUT on top and the same LUT under it, you can change the composite mode of the layer mixer to color.
Then when you change the input gain of the top node down and it lowers just the gamma curve down. Adjust to taste.

Film stock emulation is a combination of hues and gamma curves - if you do the method you showed the hues are also subdued which is okay if that's what you want, but for most the over doing part is the gamma curve.

JimRobinson-colors

You are awsome buddy! Always funny as well as willing to help. Cheers! 🍺

doziviostrvo

Thanks mate, very helpful! I´m shooting Fuji F-log2 (Prores HQ 10-bit) and since there is no Fuji gamma yet available, someone recommended using REC 2020 gamma. Works fine for now.

mikkoleinonen

Thanks heaps, u r one of the few creators left with teaching reall stuff and inspiring new film makers to improve their skills, , always great to watch 🙏. I wasn't kidding when I said I watch your videos more than Peter Mckn's 😬 these days

aulistudio