The simple and quick way to add FREE film grain in Da Vinci Resolve!

Very helpful!

You saved my skin, thanks man!

Thank You so much for the free source and tutorial man! Much love <3

and one more comment for the algorithm

thanks man!

is there a way to extend it to loop? I kinda dont wnat to just copy and paste it

Nice!

preeeeesh man

THANK YOU. holy shit i needed this

Nice one mate. That film grain clip was a good find.

amazing video brother, thank you.

nice, thx!

Thank you it helps me

only 5 minutes long that film grade pictures. doesnt work

excellent!!! thanks from Chile

When I alt-click-drag on the video nothing happens, is there any other way to extend the grain?

Thank you!

Incredibly helpful! Thank you so much

I'm sure there's a more elegant solution to this but right now all I needed was a quick fix. Thank you.

Thanks!

thanks! is there any way to do this using nodes?

Thanks mate this is exactly what I needed. Great video

Thankyou very much man!

thank you

Unfortunately the link doesn't work anymore mate... it says that the website expired

thanks bro

life saver! subscribed :)

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may I ask you a question? my machine can't run DR, so I'm working my way to filmmaking through Kdenlive. I already knew about the overlay trick to add grain due to the fact that Kdenlive native "grain" effect is actually some very ugly noise. However, I noticed when I increase the opacity of the grain video in order to see how grainy/far can I go, the image immediately starts to loose contrast. It's not just contrast, as you may imagine, it's actually the original footage giving space to the grain footage. I wonder if through some universal (DR, Kdenlive etc.) overlay settings there's a way to increase the grain and only it, without having to fix contrast after adding grain - just like here, as your result looks perfect.

Thank youuu

thank you so much

WOW, thank you. I'm astonished that I can get this effect for free, you're the best for sharing this.

Thank you so much!! Great stuff!

Thank you for showing it for free version!

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Great helpful video! Thanks so much for this.

Thanks for the info and link! Thoughts on using a static image for film grain rather than a video clip?

sick thanks so much! super cool!

Thank you so much <3

you saved me, thank you :)

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I tried this and it's very flexible .. very good short based tutorial! Thank u!

Hey man! Which are the don´t use it reasons you talk about in the description