1:24 - There's no reason to have 0% compression for a PNG file unless you're worried about the time to output each file since PNG compression can be slow to process.
i have this problem the footage is dark. from blender render as png 15% compression i added a effects in after effects all is good but when i edit it in Davinci resolve 17 free ver. it is dark and when i render it becomes 11mb or 35 mb when it is originally 3.8GB tried different settings same results. please help what should i do?. also will this lut possible in a AVI file or png file? thank you
Well there is one important Reason why you want to render in 32 Float. If you render Lightpasses the Compositing will be right and all your Glows will be much more saucy. And you will have the Right informations for you Depth passes. But that is only if you render AOVs and do your Compositing in Fusion. :)
okay so how to actually match it up to some real life shots? i want to film an amateur music video ( two men blackmetal band) and i want to put them into a forest from blender, some mist and dust coming up, or maybe fire idk .. how could i do that? can i simply put the forest animation in davinci and put the shots of the band on top? this might go completely wrong
Apologies for the slow reply - basically all I do is navigate to the folder where I have all my EXR frames rendered. Resolve automatically converts any similarly-named image files in most formats to an image sequence, so I imported the EXR sequence like any other video clip.
do you know how to render exr dwaa? The problem I face is that i get pink highlights colours dont look correct? exr zip colours look correct but the file sizes are extreem 19mb per frame. Am I missing some essential settings?
I want to thank you for this video, there is very little information about the workflows between Blender and Davinci Resolve or other programs, I am in the middle of producing a movie and I ran into the problem of color spaces, for a question of time and space we are using PNGs and when opening them in the editors they look super dark, or they make artifacts in the midtones, maybe it is because we are using 8bits, the information about the LUTS of resolve Linear to SRGB really helped us a lot, thank you very much ! PS: You know why when exporting to photoshop a Blender PNG looks very, very dark?
This was just what I needed, thank you!
this is simply an epic tutorial.
Thank you. That was very helpful!
1:24 - There's no reason to have 0% compression for a PNG file unless you're worried about the time to output each file since PNG compression can be slow to process.
Great advice! Been looking for info about this workflow for a while.
i have this problem the footage is dark. from blender render as png 15% compression i added a effects in after effects all is good but when i edit it in Davinci resolve 17 free ver. it is dark and when i render it becomes 11mb or 35 mb when it is originally 3.8GB tried different settings same results. please help what should i do?. also will this lut possible in a AVI file or png file? thank you
Well there is one important Reason why you want to render in 32 Float. If you render Lightpasses the Compositing will be right and all your Glows will be much more saucy. And you will have the Right informations for you Depth passes. But that is only if you render AOVs and do your Compositing in Fusion. :)
okay so how to actually match it up to some real life shots? i want to film an amateur music video ( two men blackmetal band) and i want to put them into a forest from blender, some mist and dust coming up, or maybe fire idk .. how could i do that? can i simply put the forest animation in davinci and put the shots of the band on top? this might go completely wrong
@@lilyluna4155 If you want the band to be in the foreground and the forest be in the background, you can composite them the way you mentioned.
Thanks a lot! Exactly what I needed
thanks ,this helps me a lot! may I know what is your export settings?
Not sure how you got from 2:56 to 3:01, was it imported or did you drag and drop the folder? Did Blender also create a series of PNG files
Apologies for the slow reply - basically all I do is navigate to the folder where I have all my EXR frames rendered. Resolve automatically converts any similarly-named image files in most formats to an image sequence, so I imported the EXR sequence like any other video clip.
@@maplecine thanks
My blender files are not opening as video they are still individual images
Simply to the point.
Thank you so much for your great tutorial!
I'd like to see how to make use of cryptomatte in the colour tab
happy to see some blender people do use Davinci to get some work Done properly ;) .. I just discover it :)
do you know how to render exr dwaa? The problem I face is that i get pink highlights colours dont look correct?
exr zip colours look correct but the file sizes are extreem 19mb per frame. Am I missing some essential settings?
quick question : there is way to do a basic NLA in Blender and then bring that over to DaVinci including all the movie clips, trims, tracks(layers) ?
How to i make it from video to png in davinci?
Awesome tutorial. Might I ask, What did u leave the exposure and gamma before exporting from blender?
Love it:)
I want to thank you for this video, there is very little information about the workflows between Blender and Davinci Resolve or other programs, I am in the middle of producing a movie and I ran into the problem of color spaces, for a question of time and space we are using PNGs and when opening them in the editors they look super dark, or they make artifacts in the midtones, maybe it is because we are using 8bits, the information about the LUTS of resolve Linear to SRGB really helped us a lot, thank you very much !
PS: You know why when exporting to photoshop a Blender PNG looks very, very dark?
jo, this helped me a lot, thank you
bro color grading black and white footage for the tutorial
thanks!
thankyou sir
Do not use a LUT for color space transform, use color trasnform OFX
Great video. Is there a way to combine all render passes inside Resolve?
Yes, it‘s very easy. Open Fusion inside Davinci and merge all passes toghether✌️
Obrigado