Every Hollywood Colorist's Go to Tool in Resolve

Thank you for this tutorial man. This is a good reminder for me. You are, by far the best colour grading tutorial channel in terms of techniques. Simple yet so impactful. I recommended you to all my friends who wanna learn colour. Keep it up man! Grateful for this video!

Thanks for sharing this premium content!
I can’t afford now but eventually I’m buying your stuff just to thank you for what you have been sharing!
I hope to see more content in a simplicity way like this for beginners! Bless you!

I like the videos, but why are you always justify that you are a pro and not a rookie. there isn't a wrong and a right. some look is 'wrong' until some famous director does it. teach more target-orientated.

Hey there, i have a qeustion. When it comes to creat Tel/orange look while you talking you put some teal into lift and then said doing some warm into gamma. But at the end on your screen its not gamma that shoing warm it is more gain you used. or am i wrong?

Bruh that thumbnail is great 🤣😂

So is the log transform to 709 happening at the last node, or the first node before the color grading? What's the order exactly?

Best video on this topic!

OMG this is SUCH a great tutorial of how to really mastering the craft vs learning to move wheels around like most other videos. The earie part is that I came here from Darren Mostyn's video "Fix BAD Footage EASILY with JUST ONE TOOL in DaVinci Resolve" which has the EXACT same approach of applying foundational knowledge with the simplest tool that creates the widest and cleanest correction and eventually look. I SO recognise myself in your remark about the gazillion miniature changes that you need to try and work later when matching shots. THIS is the kind of content I would LOVE to come back here for!! =) Thanks SO much!

This video is not just about shot matching its also , explaining the matches on the tools between Lightroom and da vinci.When I first started da vinci I was freaked out when I see
the tools difference as a photographer and step by step like this videos scientistic aspect the things get shinier about the color grading on both video and photo.Thanks man keep it up more like that!! ☺

I had enough of the window shopping 😂😂

Such a blessing to look over your shoulder. Thanks! Still a long way to go.
Construvtive Feedback: Background music was a litte aggressive in the first half.

What nobody says about teal and orange is that you make it before shooting, it's not that every shot can become teal and orange, there's a study in styling, location, time of shooting etc that get you the teal and the orange to work with before grading

Always on point, thanks a lot Qazi !

Good stuff.
Helpful.

"I wanna pull the STING out..." What an awesome, simple phrase that explains sooooo much - thanks Qas! 🙌

many thanks

Fantastic video, and fantastic info. I don't understand the focus on belitteling beginners, just focus on the right way bro.

Always great content! -Could the Log wheels also be a good choice for creating the Orange and teal look? Maybe even better as it affects a smaller range of the image?

Super, suuuper useful and inteligent touches! Thank you!

Thanks. Your glove though😅

I really love you tutorial, simply because also a lot if other people do, and that means tons of amateurs around thinking they're good at color grading, so real colorist will still work, a lot.

I used to work on pre-print production, and this reminds me of how some artwork would come in that was not ready for print by the same means that you have described, so I would correct it pretty much using the techniques you are describing to keep everything looking sharp and balanced and rich.

This is awesome, Thanks man

So so good - thanks for always giving great info in such an easy-to-understand way!

sometimes we forget the power behind the primaries, this video was amazing!

Welp, thats a good thumbnail 😂. Oh, rad video too.

LIKE THAT VIDEO, THANK YOU SO MUCH , YOU GOT THE POINT THAT FRESH PEOPLE DO TO MUCH AND MISS THE MOST POWERFUL PART . ME , A FRESHMAN FROM LR TO PS AND NOW JUST COME TO VIDEO EDITING AND USING DVC JUST NOT MORE THAN A WEEK , THAN K YOU AND PLEASE TEACH US MORE !!

Subscribed. I don't have much time to color grade and tend to rush, but wow this video was an eye opener. Looking forward to more content!

Best!

Thank you man, i always wondered about the power of these, now i know how to use them correctly

Cant take my eyes of that Black Bay

Awesome dropping knowledge bombs all day long. Now i know what i need to be doing!!!! love your passion

Clearly, you are an expert at your craft but I could not follow you - for me the pace was too fast and no mouse indicator of what controls you were actually adjusting. Watched it twice and didn't get much I could retain from it.

Lift, gamma and gain are linear tools! Why are they bending that way when you manipulate them????

Wow, that amateur vs pro comparison at the end was incredible. I'm primarily an audio guy and the world is color grading is all very new to me. While you were making the amateur version, I didn't think it looked too bad, but that comparison at the end... wow, it looks so gross compared to the pro version. That was a real mental shift for sure.

I really like your content, but you should improve your sound quality a lot. ;-)
Have a great day, Sir!

This is a master class for free, i went back to some projects that i didn’t think was bad color graded but i think i could do better and i just used this on the first nodes and boom, with little to no tweaking i got something more pleasant and easier to work with and go an extra mile without saturating your look too much

Your videos are great, you are an amazing colorist. Congratulations!!!
Just a friendly suggestion, with your new setup, when you turn your face to look the monitors while you are talking, your voice feels a bit far and without bright. Maybe change the microphone to an intermediate position will sounds better. You are the best!!!

1M usd hint ! 🎉🎉🎉

You are blessing us with industry level knowledge and not gatekeeping. Thankyou

Is that a Colour Space transform at the end? Because this is not the expected behaviour AT ALL.. Lift, Gain and Offset are linear transforms.. They should not create any sort of curve.. If that is a CST at the last node, that would explain this behaviour

Thanks for all your video.
i have learn more from you than i did goin to a flimschool,
can you do grade similar to Queen of katwe, The woman king 😊

This is really interesting!

"I wanted to show you on a grayscale image so it's very black and white" Literally, black and white! Love it.

Please make video about shadow, midtone, highlight, Qaz...

Holy smokes!!! This is absolutely fantastic content! Thank you so much. Definitely earned my sub, all notifications on!😂

Loved, Thank you for sharing this ❤