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The Ultimate Color Grading Crash Course in DaVinci Resolve 16

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The Ultimate Color Grading Crash Course in DaVinci Resolve 16

The Ultimate Color Grading Crash Course in DaVinci Resolve 16
Duration: 1h 11m | .MP4 1920x1080, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 48000 Hz, 2ch | 758 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

In this class you will learn the perfect techniques for an amazing color grading to your footage.
Let's start with the famous question what is color correction and what is color grading?
Color correction is all the adjustments that you apply to the entire image, while color grading is the creative look that you give to the footage.
With that being said color correction is absolutely mandatory and necessary, it is the foundation of color grading process if you skip it you are done, and it comes before the creative look because it represents 70% of the coloring process while color grading is that 30%. So start with the basic adjustments then add the creative look.
If you are a colorist and you just starting if all you know is color correction you can rest a sure that you will be doing perfect. Because here is the thing when colorists work on Hollywood movies all the colors that you see there are all done in the filming process with the lights setup so by color correcting that film the Hollywood colorists just accentuate those lights plus building a creative look that helps the story’s message.
Reality shows, TV shows, Cooking shows,Sport games, News,Interviews, Weddings all this is color correction there is no color grading in there guys.
Color grading is mostly used on music videos, Hollywood movies and commercials so unless you are working with the biggest color grading studio in the world all you need is color correction and some Luts
 
In this color grading crash course for beginners you will learn how to color correct like a pro apply creative looks manually and work with Luts.

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The Ultimate Color Grading Crash Course in DaVinci Resolve 16