Duration: Full Series: 4 hours 40 minutes

Course Media Pack: 5.8 GB
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Learn how to colour grade video and film with DaVinci Resolve like a Pro for ONLY £150.

Blackmagic Design Certified DaVinci Resolve Studio Grading for Video Editors Pro Tutorials (DVR150) from Soho Editors on Vimeo.

What you will learn: A introduction to the Resolve interface: A comprehensive introduction to the Colour Page interface: Using the mini-timeline: An introduction to the Colour Wheels: Using the right grading workflows and techniques: Balancing your Shots: Normalising with the Primary Wheels pallet: Understanding the difference between The Log Wheels and the Primary Wheels: An introduction to customising and using the Video Scopes: An introduction to RGB colour theory!: An introduction to using DaVinci Resolve default YRGB Colour science: Resetting your grades.

Duration: 25:37
What you will learn: Using the Colour Bars pallet: Normalising with the Custom Curves: Understanding Grading a shot with the LOG Wheels: Matching Shots with Curves and bars: Using Flags to organise your clips: Using Auto Shot Matching: Matching Shots Using Stills: Using Split Screens.

Duration: 52:43
What you will learn: Correcting and Enhancing Isolated Areas: Mimicking a Shallow Depth of Field: Sharpening Key Elements and using the Window tracker: Fixing overcast skies with keying and masking techniques: Warping Colours to a Target: Enhance skin tones with the Face Refinement tool: Adjusting skin tone manually with isolation window techniques: Using the colour curves to do secondary correction.

Duration: 1:14:22
What you will learn: Conforming into Resolve using XML files: Dealing with off-line media issues: Syncing and matching to an Offline Reference clip: Switching between offline/online timelines: Intro to DaVinci YRGB Color management: Setting up Input Colour space: Mastering the Node Pipeline: Contrast and Luminance impact in nodes: Colour dominance in nodes: Using Parallel Mixer nodes: Visualising and understanding the difference between mixer nodes: Compositing Effects with the Layer Mixer Node: Compositing multiple tracks: Using an external mattes in secondary correction: Using a ‘Match Move’ effect to replace a sky: Some advanced tracking techniques in the colour page.

What you will learn: Trimming using keyboard shortcuts: Ripple deleting techniques: Selecting a timeline clip with a shortcut: Using a place on top edit: Editing subframe audio: Creating variable speed changes: Using optical flow speed processing: Using smooth cut: Working with advanced transition tools.

Duration: 14:26
What you will learn: Understanding the Delivery Page: Creating rendered outputs based on preset and saving them: Creating rendered outputs from custom settings: Configuring your timeline resolution: Choosing the right Rendering quality: Naming and outputting files.

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