Here are some related DaVinci Resolve tutorials for you to explore. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial on colour grading in DaVinci Resolve. Its for anyone whos familiar with Adobe Premiere but is ready to move over to Da Vinci Resolve to take advantage of its powerful color grading tools. By following this DaVinci Resolve tutorial, you’ll have gone from a flat, lifeless image (and in the case of our example, very yellow!) to a vibrant piece of footage with good skin tones. Before and After Footage unedited (top) and footage with the grade so far (bottom) So back into the Skin node, we can then offset that by pulling Offset in the opposite direction. That’s made the overall colour better, but it’s also changed the skin tone. Rebalance Any Skin Tones Rebalance any skin tones back in your Skin node In our example footage, there’s still a little too much red, so the Offset has just been nudged over to cyan a little to balance it out.
Fine-Tune Colour The offset has just been nudged over to cyan a little Keep an eye on your scopes, particularly Parade, and make sure you don’t clip your blacks while you’re making adjustments. Don't Clip Your Blacks Keep an eye on your scopes to make sure you don’t clip your blacks How to Dial in the Look for Your Colour GradeĪt this stage, you’ll have already made great headway with the look you’re after, but now you can start to play with the offset wheel and see if you want to do something like brighten up the footage, or make it a little moodier.
DaVinci Resolve Color Grading for Beginners | FREE COURSE
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