Create This Cinematic Look in DaVinci Resolve 18 | Color Grade Breakdown

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That rolling shutter though ….

I mean, now I want to know a detailed breakdown of how that shot was done vis-vis camera movement.

I get confused by the Look where you add a split tone to the shadows and highlights, but then take it away by doing the opposite in the log wheels. Isn't that like making an image brighter using one method then making it darker using another method? Just a waste of time? I know log wheels affect highlights and shadows SLIGHTLY differently than primaries, but won't they just cancel each other out?

NICE LOOK Let's have similar views more

Круть! 😎👍

Simultaneously intimidating, brilliant and approachable. Wonderfully done. Thank you!

Beautiful grade!

I bought it but it doesn't work for me 😢

Dope man

What is your pc spec

which camera is the footage from?

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Which program you work on?

Maaaaan! This has been such an informative and interesting video!! I'm just starting out with colour grading and am watching heaps online, and this is one of the better videos I've seen! Thanks so much. SUBSCRIBED!!

Wawwwww turkish subtitle thankyouuuuu

What kind of computer are you using to make your movies with?

Although I'm not English, I understood very easily. thanks for the lesson!

You are obviously very talentet and know how to make a pretty image.
On the other hand though, im starting to get sick of the overly used word "cinematic"... its nothing cinematic about this grade, this is a highly stylized image, not "cinematic".. you would never se a feature film graded like this. Good work though, just wrongfully labeled.

Love that you used the glow on the skin key. I've never thought to do that and yet it makes so much sense to! Awesome vid, thanks for teaching me something new

That's a lot of work! 🤯🤯

amazing look bro... punchy yet moody... i am kinda surprised at the amount of rolling shutter from an Arri Alexa, that train looks skewed and its distracting

your editing timeline was davinci wide gamut or rec709?

My like - >500. Congrats. Great stuff.

love it. you based in nyc?

amazing tutorial man! What kind of tricks do you have in the Sat node besides HSV ? I would like to know thanks!

excellent post mate! Question: why did you use as CST the Cineon option instead of using the conversion to Arri...? thank you!

Awesome! Looks great! 👌🏻💯

Awesome, can you save these settings so you can re-use on other clips? Thanks

Dude 😮‍💨

very cool .. can you export this grade (export with display LUT) and give it to us as a download.. that would be amazing! thanks! Paul

Very good explained!

And of course also great grading work. Love it!

Amazing! Why didn't you work in the DWG Color space (with a CST in the beginning, then from DWG to Cineon in the end (before the film LUT)?

I love the rolling shutter 😄
Nice grade 👌🏻

Hi George, excellent, I wanted to ask you if we can achieve something similar with your powergrade and making adjustments to get to those tones or looks precisely in the Look NODE of your powergrade and apply those adjustments that you made in the primary wheels and log wheels of the Look Node of this tutorial? Spectacular that you have subtitles in several languages,, great that you teach us how to get different looks from your powergrade,,,, Thank you!!! 👍

Hola George, excelente, quería preguntarte si podemos lograr algo similar con tu powergrade y haciendo ajustes para llegar a esos tonos o look precisamente en el NODO Look de tu powergrade y aplicar esos ajustes q hiciste en las ruedas primarias y ruedas log del Nodo Look de este tutorial? Espectacular q tienes subtitulos en varios idiomas,, genial que nos enseñes como llegar a diferentes looks apartir de tu powergrade,,,, Gracias!!! 👍

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waiting for the update on V2 of the powergrade