This was the answer I have been searching for the past 6 years! For a person who makes low budget short films as a hobby, this tip is revolutionary! I never understood how a palette was created and how such palettes could be applied in a color grade. But now...my life has changed forever! Thank you so much buddy! Cheers! You get a subscriber and a like today!
Hey Denver, informative video as always. You should continue with these tutorials as you're hands down the best resource for colour theory on here! All the best
The best colour grading video ever! I highly recommend downloading this video, drop in your timeline and analyse the whole video with the lumetri scopes, it's another great way to learn!! Thanks for this amazing tutorial!
This has been one of the most helpful and informative videos I’ve watched this week. Thank you so much for this, you have a lifetime subscriber now! Cannot wait to see all your past and future videos. Also, what type of chair are you using? And where can I get one?!
6 years of trying to learn how those damn scopes really work, and this video finally make it clear. Thank you so much for this, simply telling me to look at those scopes are particular points in your video drove it home for me. I've subscribed now. You're awesome
This is an awesome tutorial for showcasing the cinemagrade tool AND (empahsis on the AND) each of the major editing software applications. I use premiere and was going to click away from the video after I thought the explanation was about the cinemagrade tool, but when each application was then covered. I was sold. 10/10 great channel and useful content.
This seems like the only video on CZcams that provides the clearest overview/orientation to color grading. You totally demystified the purpose and process. Thanks.
I am colorblind, and I find your videos fascinating. Your description of the color theory is very helpful to me. It would be interesting to edit color to match what I see and then study how people with normal color vision react. A life with very diminished red and green distinction has been an interesting life experience for me.
Always learning new tricks with you D. What camera do you use to film yourself. I like the fact that the image is not too sharp. Or do you achieve that in post?
Thanks Kaysha! I use a Blackmagic Ursa Pro Mini 4.6K, no sharpening/blurring in post but I think the Canon L series zoom I use makes it look soft and creamy.
This is hands down one of the best channels on all of youtube. I have learned so much from watching your videos. Seriously thank you for sharing your knowledge
Denver! Just wanted to drop some love in the comments man. Love your course. I have the Davinci one. I recently directed my second music video and used the hue curves to take one of the scenes from just alright to looking pretty damn good by pushing the colors into a complementary color scheme. It’s Great to learn it, but it was even cooler to be able to experience it in my own work. Color really does hold a scene together.
Preach! I'm so grateful to hear you've implemented color design your films and expanded your creativity. Thanks for for the comment, it really means a lot and I'd love to see your project!
For years, my main tool is FPCX, but I like that you showcase in different systems. It makes clear that knowledge comes first. By learning and understanding the principles and rules, you can apply them anywhere, using any tool available. Thanx for the video.
Very helpful thanks. Now all we need is courage. Because it's easy to see what can do on another movie, but it's difficult to decide on own. The greatest difficulty is getting out of the mental schemes. I know that certain colors can be changed, but the scene would no longer represent reality, and at this point it is difficult to decide whether the result is more beautiful or less beautiful. Who knows the scene in reality, would you appreciate it anyway? This is why I can't get beyond saturation and contrasts. I do not have the courage?
Fabulous the methods you show us! I work doing this same type of work and watching your video helped me a lot! You are an inspiration with all your videos !! Thank you! keep it up!!
A fascinating video. Things you would easily overlook, but seeing how it works it really does affect the mood of the scene in a movie. Very Interesting. Thank you for sharing.
Denver! Just wanted to drop some love in the comments man. Love your course. Wow, this is an amazing and very positive video. I learned a lot of new things by watching this video.
Amazing Always learning new tricks with you D.What camera do you use to film yourself. I like the fact that the image is not too sharp. Or do you achieve that in post.thnks for sharing
Really, this is an amazing and very interesting video. I have learned a lot of new things by watching this good video. Thanks for sharing this great video.
This was the answer I have been searching for the past 6 years! For a person who makes low budget short films as a hobby, this tip is revolutionary! I never understood how a palette was created and how such palettes could be applied in a color grade. But now...my life has changed forever! Thank you so much buddy! Cheers! You get a subscriber and a like today!
same with me mate. i was finding the answer since years .
Hey Denver, informative video as always. You should continue with these tutorials as you're hands down the best resource for colour theory on here! All the best
The best colour grading video ever!
I highly recommend downloading this video, drop in your timeline and analyse the whole video with the lumetri scopes, it's another great way to learn!!
Thanks for this amazing tutorial!
This has been one of the most helpful and informative videos I’ve watched this week. Thank you so much for this, you have a lifetime subscriber now! Cannot wait to see all your past and future videos.
Also, what type of chair are you using? And where can I get one?!
I always had a hard time understand color correction in film but videos like this have been helping me get up to speed.
I can’t believe I didn’t give this channel a thorough look when I subbed! This has to be one of the best channels yet! Thank you for these videos!
I was searching this type of information for several years, thanks for sharing
Denver, you’re definitely one of the best at understanding color and how it can make or break a story. Thank you for these tutorials.
Thanks so much Ricky!! Glad you are getting a lot out of them!
Color Grading Central You’re welcome and so am I. (:
This channel deserves more subscribers and views, really great and informative content!
Wow, this is an amazing and very positive video. I learned a lot of new things by watching this video. Thank you so much.
I really enjoy these in depth grading tutorials, they're a huge help to me in my filmmaking!
Glad you found it helpful Robert!!
6 years of trying to learn how those damn scopes really work, and this video finally make it clear.
Thank you so much for this, simply telling me to look at those scopes are particular points in your video drove it home for me.
I've subscribed now. You're awesome
Thanks for the sub TJ!!
Really interesting watch, I honestly didn't know about this. Thanks for sharing!
This is an awesome tutorial for showcasing the cinemagrade tool AND (empahsis on the AND) each of the major editing software applications. I use premiere and was going to click away from the video after I thought the explanation was about the cinemagrade tool, but when each application was then covered. I was sold. 10/10 great channel and useful content.
Thanks so much!! Glad you got a lot out of it!
The most helpful and informative video about Color Theory in Films.I learned a lot of new things by seeing this video.
This seems like the only video on CZcams that provides the clearest overview/orientation to color grading. You totally demystified the purpose and process.
Thanks.
Thanks so much Ken!!
no matter how long your video is the examples you put in the videos make it so easy to understand thank you so much
I am colorblind, and I find your videos fascinating. Your description of the color theory is very helpful to me. It would be interesting to edit color to match what I see and then study how people with normal color vision react. A life with very diminished red and green distinction has been an interesting life experience for me.
Great video! congratulations! I hope for years an explanation like this, make a series of videos on the subject !!! Thank you very much!!
Always learning new tricks with you D.
What camera do you use to film yourself. I like the fact that the image is not too sharp. Or do you achieve that in post?
Thanks Kaysha! I use a Blackmagic Ursa Pro Mini 4.6K, no sharpening/blurring in post but I think the Canon L series zoom I use makes it look soft and creamy.
Color Grading Central aaaaah the good ol Canon L.
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Can you make a review video for the cinematic pictures and the colors for this movie.
" The Lady Of heaven" 2M views at trailer
this was excellent! never knew about this man, i appreciate you sharing as someone that doesnt have much experience
your color grading tool is magic! thanks for creating something like this and something so simple.
As a movie fanatic I really appreciate this video. I am waiting for more.
This is hands down one of the best channels on all of youtube. I have learned so much from watching your videos. Seriously thank you for sharing your knowledge
Thanks so much Aaron!!
@@colorgradingcentral Absolutely! If there was a video I would love to see from you is doing a color grade in David Fincher's unique style
You should continue with these tutorials as you're hands down the best resource for colower theory on here ! all the best.
Thanks so much Virginia!! We're always putting content out so be sure to subscribe if you haven't!
Thank you for demonstrating this. I have been trying to figure the settings out and your suggestion works great!
Thrilled to hear that Jeremy!
Thanks for the excellent update. And Good video bass I needed a video to create visually interesting movies, everything is very nicely explained
My word, this was so concise and helpful I can't even believe it. Thank you SO much, Color Grading Central!
You're welcome! Happy to help!
I didn't realize I could isolate individual areas like this. Thank you this is a gamechanger!
Denver! Just wanted to drop some love in the comments man. Love your course. I have the Davinci one.
I recently directed my second music video and used the hue curves to take one of the scenes from just alright to looking pretty damn good by pushing the colors into a complementary color scheme.
It’s Great to learn it, but it was even cooler to be able to experience it in my own work. Color really does hold a scene together.
Preach! I'm so grateful to hear you've implemented color design your films and expanded your creativity. Thanks for for the comment, it really means a lot and I'd love to see your project!
This is amazing!! The difference it makes by applying this color grading trick is phenomenal. Thanks, Denver.
You're welcome! Happy to help!
I feel lucky that youtube recommendation brought me here
Thanks for watching, glad you got a lot out of it!
@@colorgradingcentral Any chance you will produce a OFX version for VEGAS ?
RIGHT!!!!
Exactly!
This can be perfect for the short clip project that i am currently working.
Never knew about this trick, hugely helpful I do now though!
Thanks!
This was super helpful. Thank you:)
Happy to help!
Good video bass I needed a video to create visually interesting movies, everything is very nicely explained
Another great video, currently on the free trial and I'm totally digging it.
So glad to hear it, thanks for letting me know it Mike!
I love this video, I’ve been looking for something as easy as this to explain how to make the changes
For whatever reason I clicked this video, it has helped me not just as a photographer but as a graphic designer too.
Thank you so much
For years, my main tool is FPCX, but I like that you showcase in different systems.
It makes clear that knowledge comes first. By learning and understanding the principles and rules, you can apply them anywhere, using any tool available.
Thanx for the video.
Thanks for watching, glad you got a lot out of it!
Thank you man, this video was very informative and now my videos have really improved, thank you!
This guy is a hero.... this information is pure gold. Thank you man
Thanks so much!!
Thank you so much Denver for the very helpful and informative tutorial! I learnt a lot and enjoyed the way you teach! God bless you and good luck!
The amount of time my mouth hit the floor seeing all the before and after is uncountable, thank you so much for this 🥳🎬
You're welcome! Happy to help!
Well done! Made me understand the Hue vs Hue curve really easily. Wondered what this thing does for ages! Thank you.
Thrilled to hear that!
Great video. I love this effect and it’s easy to pull off
I am new to cinema grade, but your videos have helped expedited my learning process. I appreciate everything you do for slow learners like myself!
Happy to hear that Lavario!
You r amazing because you gives methodes for different editing softwar that's great keep going man .
This video is really informative and educational, thanks to him I learned great things about color theory
I was looking for this kind of video. Really, It's excellent. I really appreciate the way you describe the entire video. Thank you brother!
You're welcome! Happy to help!
I really like the way you teach us all these amazing techniques. Thanks :)
You're welcome! Happy to help!
cool looking software can't wait to see it come out on more OS options
This video served me in an incredible way, even if you don't believe it, your explanation was very clear, thank you really
My search for color education ends here. I hope you keep making amazing videos as these!
Thrilled to hear that Joshua!!
Thanks Denver, I learned so much in this video. Checking out cinema grade. Subscribed!
Thanks man for sharing, appreciate your advises, you are improving my work day by day.
Happy to hear that!!
Thanks Denver your tips are hardcover i never understood how colorgradind works i learned a lot from you thanks man.
Happy to hear that!!
You explained it so well, thanks man!
Very helpful thanks. Now all we need is courage. Because it's easy to see what can do on another movie, but it's difficult to decide on own. The greatest difficulty is getting out of the mental schemes. I know that certain colors can be changed, but the scene would no longer represent reality, and at this point it is difficult to decide whether the result is more beautiful or less beautiful. Who knows the scene in reality, would you appreciate it anyway? This is why I can't get beyond saturation and contrasts. I do not have the courage?
this is a great job! thank you for your effort
I just backed this with the 299 version. Hope with all my heart it'll be worth it. It looks like it will be. Excited to use this for my work!
Thank you for your awesome explanation! Needed that to hear!
You're welcome! Happy to help!
Fabulous the methods you show us! I work doing this same type of work and watching your video helped me a lot! You are an inspiration with all your videos !! Thank you! keep it up!!
Thrilled to hear that Luis!
Always very helpful. Thankyou so much D !!!!
I honestly didn't know about this. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the tips. Helped a lot.
I really enjoy your video and your voice is just amazing. You explain so well and every detail. THank you man
Thanks so much for the kind words!!
Never knew about this trick, hugely helpful I do now though!
This is a great showcase of the strengths of CinemaGrade! :D
Thanks so much Nick!!
crazy how easy it is to sample color themes like this... pretty damn interesting
Amazing video! I’ve learned so much, thank you :)
You're welcome Linde!!
started with the teal and orange video, now i cant stop watching your vids. thank you 🙇
That is awesome! Thanks Gerardo!
A lot to digest her for this DIY filmmaker. Thanks!
hugely helpful I do now though!
Never knew about this trick,
Awww man, this truly was amazing. Thank you!
A fascinating video. Things you would easily overlook, but seeing how it works it really does affect the
mood of the scene in a movie. Very Interesting. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome! Happy to help!
What a great video, to the point, no bullshit, and easy to try yourself. Subbed.
Thanks for the sub!!
Thanks for the tutorial, it is very helpful. How do you keep natural skin color while changing around all these different color schemes?
Really great demonstration on converting a style in another
great video and everything is very nicely explained thank you
Denver! Just wanted to drop some love in the comments man. Love your course.
Wow, this is an amazing and very positive video. I learned a lot of new things by watching this video.
Thanks so much Amir!! Glad you got a lot out of it!
this was excellent! never knew about this man, i appreciate you sharing as someone that doesn't have much experience
Thank you very much! Glad you got a lot out of it!
Good video bass I needed a video to create visually interesting movies.
thank you very much your videos are great, I'm studying audio effects, and your advice is great, thank you very much
Really great tutorial. Learned a lot. Thanks for the sharing.
You're welcome! Happy to help!
It's look so easy, when you know how it's work!!!
Thank you for these tutorials.
nice movie
Really interesting watch, I honestly didn't know about this. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the video! It' s really interesting
Thank you so much for these tutorials.!!
You're welcome! Happy to help!
This is a genius video. I needed this.
Denver!! Denver!!!
Always giving out GOLD for free. So selfless.
I pray You live long brother.
Great video!
You're very kind and that's very much appreciated Julius!
Thanks! Short and to the point.
Thanks for sharing this educative video.
These are useful tips for anyone into film making. Thanks for sharing this informative video
You're welcome! Happy to help!
Amazing Always learning new tricks with you D.What camera do you use to film yourself. I like the fact that the image is not too sharp. Or do you achieve that in post.thnks for sharing
I use a Blackmagic Ursa Pro Mini 4.6K, no sharpening/blurring in post but I think the Canon L series zoom I use makes it look soft and creamy.
Really, this is an amazing and very interesting video. I have learned a lot of new things by watching this good video. Thanks for sharing this great video.
Thanks so much!!
Thanks so much. I’m so excited to learn colour theory.
You're welcome! Happy to help!
Awesome Video! Thank you!
i really enjoyed! you are the best keep it up mate
Thanks so much Alfreed!!