In order to Learn color correction easily, you should first learn how to create the base grade, forming up the image, setting the saturation, then do the shot matching, because when we do the shot matching before the " Looks " Creation, all the Highlights, Shaddows, Color, Satulation, Color temperature all will match and when we apply a Look on top of that it affects all those different shots equally.ĭaVinci Resolve is a mature product that has evolved from "big iron" (mainframe-based) post-production facilities and into a powerful but compact desktop application. I really wanna emphasize that if all you are doing is getting Looks then you're missing the point.īecause Creating a " Look " is easy, But it's executing a look on a series of shots consistently that is the challenge.
Many people when they think of color correction and talk about color correction most of the time they just want to know only how to create " a Look ". Once you’re familiar with the differences between log, raw, and flat recordings, explore two different methods for color correcting that footage. This course also shows you how to set your raw settings for a project and individually, shot by shot.Įxplore the concept of color correcting flat footage shot on a DSLR and how that differs from shooting log and raw. Our tutors make you understand the disparity between the two recording methods and show you how to tell the difference when using DaVinci Resolve. In this course PFA tutors explore the concepts of log and raw footage.
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