Davinci Resolve 15: Color Correction & Grading
Original price was: $64.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
What you’ll learn
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Quickly learn the interface
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Bring timeline fast from Adobe Premiere
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learn when and how to use all types of nodes as well as qualifiers, power windows, matching shots and much more
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learn how to work fast color correcting several shots at once, by creating groups, and when you can group shots
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learn 4 steps that will guarantee you get a color corrected footage, so reliable that you can do it without even looking at the footage
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how to protect skin tone even when you want to go wild with creative color grading
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How to protect the blacks
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how to reuse your look for other projects
I will get you started fast with color correction in Davinci Resolve and you will avoid beginner’s mistakes
And If you work in Adobe Premiere, you will learn how to move your timeline smoothly to Davinci Resolve, and what settings you need to tweak to avoid frustration.
I will show you the interface so you can get comfortable and you will learn when and how to use all types of nodes as well as qualifiers, power windows, matching shots and much more
You will learn how to work fast color correcting several shots at once, by creating groups, and when you can group shots
I will teach you 4 steps that will guarantee you get a color corrected footage, so reliable that you can do it without even looking at the footage
You will learn how to protect skin tone even when you want to go wild with creative color grading, how to protect the blacks, and how to reuse your look for other projects
It’s all about fast and proven techniques in the most powerful color grading application.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to get up and running fast with proven techniques in Davinci Resolve
12 reviews for Davinci Resolve 15: Color Correction & Grading
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Original price was: $64.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
Craig Wright –
The course starts of very slow until he gets to the colour correction section then it gets very professional. It just needs much more content but since this is a new course I am sure he would be adding more; so I hope this does not turn people off. Please give this instructor a chance, like I did. I gave him this rating as the techniques he does show are very affective in the film industry. I know this as I learnt similar techniques in other courses.
Pedro Hofmann –
It seems the trainer did not prepare what he is going to do. A lot of back and forth chaotic conversation but he has the skills to teach it. He should prepare better, so you do not loose most of the time while he clicks and checks if somethings works. Sometimes I was lost in his actions but later he came back to the content. Seems he just pushed the record button an made the course in one piece. Up to now I could learn a few but useful things. Let´s see what he will roll out at the end.
I could pick some nice workflows but some main parts are not covered. Example: He showed how to get a timeline from Premiere to Davinci, but what if you want to grade your footage first and edit later in Premiere? I my cases I have a lot of footage where I will make more edits later. As well I do not understand what to do, if you want to scale a footage later or change with slomo/speed ramp. You need this often. So you would prepare the colors before to be free to make more edits later instead of start color correction again. The right export would be very important too.
Hope to see more lessions soon. Thanks
Peter Axtell –
I have many DaVinci courses and this is one of the best. Film Pro (I wish I knew his real name…) has a way of teaching that I can understand. The course finally answered many questions I have had about Premiere Pro CC and DaVinci Resolve. I sent an email and received a prompt detailed response to my question. This course is pure gold. Highly recommended. Thanks Film Pro (whoever you are…)
Czes Pachela –
Having never used Davinci Resolve or any other film production application, I was able to quickly get up to speed for a client project.
Colour Grading is what Davinci Resolve is renowned for and this course was an excellent find. Thank you so much Film Pro and Udemy. I look forward to learning more soon. An in depth look into how to edit audio from an experienced industry standard point of view using Fairlight would be a good. Just an idea!
Fairest Mattison –
I really enjoyed the Course only thing I can say is that it was a little bit on the short side. I feel like he could have shown some more real world color correction tips and gradeing but overall it was a good course.
Marcin –
Very interesting course. Especially explanation of nodes and grouping clips and why need protect skin colour or black colour in our output footage. Thanks for that course.
Lucas Rakotozafiarison –
J’ai beaucoup apprécié ce cours qui m’a permis de découvrir Davinci sous un angle professionnel et efficace. J’ai tout de suite mis en application les conseils donné par le formateur et tout a bien fonctionné. Je suis trés content de ce cours et je le recommande à toutes les personnes désireuses d’apprendre l’étalonnage et comment utiliser DaVinci. Merci !
Christopher Hammarberg –
This course is good if you know absolutely nothing about Resolve. I only learned what I already know how to do in Premiere in Resolve. I know Resolve is an incredibly powerful CC and Color grading software, but the most powerful tools it offers are glossed over completely. Also grading is barely touched on. 90% of the course is about color correction. Absolutely no theory or concepts regarding color correction or grading is explained, other than the technical aspects of how to achieve a color corrected image in Resolve. The instructor is also pretty scattered and frustrating to listen to. Some examples seem unnecessary and the “protecting skin tones when color grading” example results in some terribly distorted footage when following along without proper keying of the skin tones (which he doesn’t really explain how to do). I would only recommend if you are 100% new to color correction and Resolve but if you have a basic knowledge of CC, I don’t think this will be that helpful.
Wei Kang CHOU –
This is not for making fancy thing.
It’s all about the basic concept:
How to do it and why to do it so.
In my opinion it’s very, very important to know that or what you need is just go to youtube tutorial which may ruins your project.
Felipe Lima –
Muito bom para quem está acostumado a editar no Premiere e quer fazer a correção de cor e o color grading no DaVinci.
SpotOnStudios Dalbygade 40b –
This is not an expert teaching the course. The teacher has not made a plan or structure on what to talk thus he talks about random things related to the topic, but clearly without structure. This is just a mess.
Moreover, there are serious flaws on what he teaches. He says you should always hit the top and bottom of the waveform monito in order to get the best result. This is completely wrong. You have to match IRE values on the waveform monitor in relation to what is on the image. If the brightest point in an image is middle grey, well the brightest point on the waveform monitor should not exceed middle grey.
Additionally, the teacher shows how to export from premiere to davinici. However, the course suddenly stops after color grading. How to I bring the files back to davinci? No word on this!
–> This course is a pure waste of money!!
Riccardo Imbro –
Complete and extremely easy to understand