Normalizing Raw Footage (from BMPCC4K) in DaVinci Resolve

One of the best videos on normalization. Even the high end masterclasses skip over this for some odd reason.

I find this video very helpful. Thank you for making it. Needed the pre-luts for dummies video tutorial and you served this up just right.

Great Info! Question for you, Is the LUT already baked in your clip this example? Your RAW footage seems to have more color initially than mine. I'm just now picking up a bmpcc4k and having trouble with grading. Not sure what to do.

Thanks this has been so helpful. made everything easier to understand.

Dude, you knocked it out the park.

Super helpful! Thank you!

Hi there - still wondering if you're using your BMPCC4K or have you been upgrading to the 6K pro for example? Did something changed in your workflow if so?
Thanks for the Video by the way - just came back from two years or so when I first saw this video.

Hey man, you've just open my eyes about this. Thanks a lot.

This video would have been very useful, had you shown your project settings as I am new to colour grading.

I was trying to learn how to correct my footage or at least get started with normalization. Your video was simple, to the point, and easy to follow. I can't tell you how much your video helped me. I subscribed and I'll be watching more of your videos soon as I continue to edit my short film! Still learning what to do, as we filmed with two different cameras. Thank you so much!

Is there a quick way to balance multiple clips to the same settings or is that not really feasible?

This has been the most helpful tutorial I have seen on this. You kept it simple and I appreciate that. I feel so many folks want to complicate this and gate-keep this info. Thanks again!

but you are working in log format, where the color wheels are made for rec 709, so this wont work for critical color work, like product video graphy, etc
u should either use a tachnical lutto transform in rec709 first, or us ethe camera raw and convert back to rec 709, then do all those stuff that u showed. the way u do it is wrong

need complete color grading tutorial.

Such important thing explained in such a easy way.Thanks

Fuck, that was one of the better tutorials on Davinci Resolve I've come across. Thank you.

Interesting process, but i have a quastion. If i get this right, it is alternative way for using 'color space transform'? So if i right. Why are u prefer your way?

Muy muy muy bien!

Thank you very much for your help

Great tutorial!

This was one of the most helpful videos regarding Raw Footage I've come across so far. Thank you 🙏

hey, is this normalizing process basically the same thing as the color correction done with a colorchecker card/passport?

i have been in animation industry for around 5 years, just got a BMPCC 6k and this was my first DaVinci Resolve tutorial and i loved it !!!

Does the free version of Resolve support BRAW for video editing? Please reply..

You just started the tutorial without saying "WHAT IS UP GUYS" first. Really threw me off balance there! So RARE.

what a great video, thank you!

This was awesome ! Made correcting raw super simple in a few easily explained steps. Thanks dude

Where's the color grading process??

Very helpful

Very unique approach and so helpful. Thanks for an awesome tutorial!

Hey bo. Nice vídeo but you forgot to check that highlights recovery on the second clip.

It all obvious,but what about matching this shots?

Thank you very much!!!

Awesome video. Clear, consize, perfect delivery. Subscribed. (your mic is booming though)

Watched this a while ago, today I've put it into practice, what a difference. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

This is super helpful

Is there a reason you change saturation and highlights / shadows in the colour wheels section rather than in the RAW settings first? I've heard it's better to change these'in camera' on the raw settings first, as this creates less deterioration, but not sure I can tell the difference, in HD at least (not tested at 4k or above).

this was super helpful!!! thank u so much

I’d love to see this video done again with matching two shots to have the same look.

very informative, thanks!

Awesome breakdown! Great level of detail but still easy to understand. Thanks for sharing!

This was helpful, Thank You for your time.!

THANK YOUUUUU... simple and easy. Please post more videos about davinci.

Hello! lut must be after color grading or after?

My friendship with DaVinci is now "normalized" thanks to you brother :)

Pls make a video on ACES workflow in ur style of simplification

Lovely demonstration

Best tutorial ever! Thanks a lot!!!