ORANGE and TEAL Look Explained + TUTORIAL

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Love your videos. Thanks a bunch for sharing. But I noticed you do more of 6 color vector when selecting skin tones than using the eye dropper to select your range. Why is the 6 color vector method your preferred?. Thanks

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That's amazing 👍👍👍

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Hello and what happens if the vectorscopy appears over saturated? Because if I want your colors, my VS appears much saturated. Thank you!💫

...so, what's exactly wrong with realistic colour rendering, I'm getting sick of teal OD on modern films, it's like when colour TV came out and everyone turned the colour control way up on their TV sets; it's stupid and it's boring

Is Davinci better than Premier Pro at color grading? I’m talking end product

I hate it,it's lazy

nice work, thank for the best video

Dude, you are good

Awesome 👏🏾

great tutorial. i wasn't even looking for it, i was just watching a film and i thought they have gone way overbroad with the teal/orange. found this video. cool to see the level of control you can get with software, how you selected different parts and worked with each one. a lot of skill there and creativity.

Good tips. More work than people think — *to do correctly. Do you still de-noise at the beginning as a rule, even if not planning on keying anything?

Good video
Please make one on Sam Kolder's color grading in Resolve

Nice tutorial, really helped man

wow, I don't focus on video editing, but goin through your tutorial on coloring method also help me discover idea and other way to implementing new idea and setting to my photo editing, thank you so much!! Jake

Mate its better than paid, tutorial. What I learned:

1. Invert the mask to select background, I used mask to select backgrounds before!
2. I just used to adjust skin tones with hue vs hue, never with hue vs sat!
3. When masking skin, its more important to select highlights than shadows!

Looks fantastic.👍

That was pretty cool ! I'm impressed how Resolve handles waaaay better the keying xD That's a no brainer

Thank You so much for this Tutorial, Loved It

Every tutorial I've watched till today, they pushed the Shadows towards teal and the mid-tones towards orange. You did the opposite, pushing the mid-tones and highlights towards teal and it works. Now, I'm getting confused about teal and orange.

From instagram but learned lot 👍👍

Damn, that intro song 🔥🔥. I've heard it before and I've trying to look for it everywhere, would you know the ame of the song?

woow man, i like your intro song, it's so cool. I had to go back and listen to it again hahaha

Intro song name?

would love to see a more details noise reduction explanation as well, and how you use it in different situations

youre absolutely amazing! youve been able to explain and demonstrate concepts that I've been trying to figure out for ages through countless tutorials and videos that couldn't manage to really explain it. very grateful to you!!

Can you give us the link of the footage please

Man from where you got the footage for resolve explanation

I've been over-saturating and over-exposing my videos for effect. Is that too old school?

Thank you so much man! Bless you and your channel.

I can see you had Qazi as a teacher

What parts in your PC for video editing ?

Hey there! Cool tut, quick question — when you brought back the saturation in node 10, blue hand rails started to look really saturated and got some kind of border around. How would you approach fixing it?

Hello bro how to make an effects 8mm effects overlay ?

This is a very nice tut. You explained why you did what you did, which is very beginner friendly. Keep doing good work my man. You have earned my sub and my bell.

Great tutorial , thnks!

Dude hell yes. That was really cool to see you do the grade in Premiere! I feel like I can never get good color in premiere but you made that look freakin easy!

another awesome vid👍

OHHHH baby here we go

That's quick in resolve 😊👌

Always such helpful info Jake