I've liked your videos ever since I discovered your channel, but so far I think this is my favorite one. It was like opening a door for me, and perfectly timed because I'm gearing up for a compositing + color grading gig (going through the conform now) where I think this could be extremely useful :) Thank you for sharing!
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thanks for this tutorial can you tell us which steps to begging with and which to finish with because all that I find on youtube is separate steps without logic to link them seconde thing is that I find shot matching very painful and almost impossible and even don t know if I put it on a single node or build it on separate nodes during primery corrections and thank you again
you are using high end video clips, go out on your own and use your own camera settings and them come come back and show us how to Color Grading....almost all you guys that do Color Grading tutorial are using the same clips from cameras like RED CINEMA Color gamut.....a $49,995.00 camera.
high end camera clips helps her to explain! I use sony a7iv and this was still helpful! If you don't know what to do with the knowledge it is definitely not the cameras fault
Did you even watch the video? The first clip was shot with a BM pocket cine, a $2500 camera. The secon footage was Sony log (if i heard it correctly) footage, so probably a typical hybrid prosumer for around 1-2k. The only high end footage was the last one from ARRI. That's a good range of prices covered for a relatively short video.
Girl, your introduction was more useful then 95% of the content out there put together
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Thank you. I didn’t know about the ‘double tap’ when adjusting the line so this is going to be a great help.
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This is madness in a humble way of explaining and techniques of the curves. THANK YOU FROM PHILLIPPINES.
Thanks! Especially for how to make the main curve unaffected by adding another point, because I was previously depressed for messing up the curves
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Very intuitive and well explained ! Thank you from France !
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I've liked your videos ever since I discovered your channel, but so far I think this is my favorite one. It was like opening a door for me, and perfectly timed because I'm gearing up for a compositing + color grading gig (going through the conform now) where I think this could be extremely useful :)
Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks for the video! Helped me a lot at the stage where I am in colour grading!
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Its always nice to see other poeple workflow! thanks for that.
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Interesting technique, thanks
You are welcome!
Fabulous, I just learned something I didn't know, thank so much and happy weekend.
Amazing to hear!
Thank you very much for your new contribution, it was a good lesson in tonal curves!!
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Thank you Kasia. Good information. tothe point and well explained.
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Thank you
Very clear instructions!
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Very helpful Kasia, thanks
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Thanks! Greetings from China.
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This is really great stuff. My grading has taken huge steps since i started following you. Thanks < J
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of cours i like your style
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thanks for this tutorial
can you tell us which steps to begging with and which to finish with
because all that I find on youtube is separate steps without logic to link them
seconde thing is that I find shot matching very painful and almost impossible and even don t know if I put it on a single node or build it on separate nodes during primery corrections
and thank you again
I explain it in my course!
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This is good video❤
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very cool
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I wish your course had Spanish subtitles 😢
I can prepare them for you if you wan to buy the course!
Thanks keisha. Is split toning applied (mostly) in filmic look? While commercial look doesnt use split tone cause you want natural colour?
Hey! Thanks for the comment, it all depends on the creative outcome you want to achieve, every project is different!
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this is very useful. What is the difference between using the curves and the log wheels?
I would say it’s all about personal preferences! In DaVinci Resolve there’s always a few different ways of achieving the same result!
Hi i am interested take the courses but there no subtitles?
Unfortunately not yet but I think I speak very clearly and you can see everything on the screen step by step 🙂
Subtitles has just been added!
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kaisa, the titles you used at 20 seconds, which mvfx pack are they from please?
MTitle Restyle! It’s so so cool!
if you’re looking for great titles get mTitle Restyle and mDocumentary! These are the best packs!
thanks kaisa , that glitch title looks fab
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Kasia ustawiając poziom kanału niebieskiego na 50 jak w 11:14, neutralizujesz całkowicie działanie swoich ustawień na krzywej w tym kanale.
you are using high end video clips, go out on your own and use your own camera settings and them come come back and show us how to Color Grading....almost all you guys that do Color Grading tutorial are using the same clips from cameras like RED CINEMA Color gamut.....a $49,995.00 camera.
Much better to use high end footage than low end
is a 5000 dollar camera low end???? no one on you tube is filming with a 50 thousand dollars camera @@m1nt9reen
high end camera clips helps her to explain! I use sony a7iv and this was still helpful! If you don't know what to do with the knowledge it is definitely not the cameras fault
Did you even watch the video? The first clip was shot with a BM pocket cine, a $2500 camera. The secon footage was Sony log (if i heard it correctly) footage, so probably a typical hybrid prosumer for around 1-2k. The only high end footage was the last one from ARRI. That's a good range of prices covered for a relatively short video.
you right I'm fucking up....thank you mckenzie for the video.....@@nenoman3855
Super sprawa te kursy, szczególnie jeżeli materiały robione są na Blackmagic'u.
Też sa! 😊
great
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