what would be best setup for dji avata 2 i known its not a HDR camera but its working pretty good with the test i did . just one setting not working super well it look washout on none HDR screen. its got to be a way around that for sure.
Using Resolve 18.5 Free Version however on my version the “enable HDR metadata” is greyed out and cannot be selected same in the export page main10 cannot be selected only main using H.265 and the end result is a washed out exported video. Yet the same video uploaded directly to You Tube from OBS looks great and shows as HDR. I don’t want to colour grade anything only cut clips nothing more and simply export. Can you not even export HDR on the free version anymore?
Hello, thank you, what a good video, I appreciate you. I have a question, do I need some additional hardware on my PC to work with HDR, have I heard of a 4K mini monitor pci card?
As far as i know youtbe doesnt support hdr10+ its from samsung .We need just hdr pq bt 2020 but iphone users need to downgrade their exposure and cut dolby visio . Your next video part 2 is fine tutorial but how about 1h when we are outside and in low light .Do you think recording in s/d log / d-cinema and just apply lut is enough ? Cheers
I have a laptop, not external monitor, my laptop support HDR Dolby Vision but still didn't activate my HDR on screen, Please help me how to enable HDR on my laptop.
Just share some info for folks. HDR contect to TH-cam take time to showing proper HDR and for 8K HDR its took days so dont panic if your uploaded content dont show HDR in TH-cam. I use QuicTime H.265 Rec 2020 PQ ST2084 ofcourse yuo can use other HDR options.
Nice to have video from this topic. I have UHD HDR tv as one of my desktop displays. I have HDR enabled for HDMI and desktop brightness scaled down. I can play HDR videos with compatible players with full brightness and colors. If I could just direct video preview to that display with HDR enabled, that would be perfect, but it seems it's not supported. I can move my video editor to that display, but preview is not HDR, like compatible media players. Supporting that would be very nice feature, because there's no need for separate HW and using it would make it difficult to use the TV for desktop purposes
Premiere Pro has DirectX HDR support for Windows so you can actually view HDR in the program on a HDR display. Davinci Resolve doesnt let you do this cuz, well, they want you to buy their Blackmagic ultra studio products. =)
@@KrisCortez I came to that conclusion too. I don't have enough use to pay for premiere pro. It's also quite slow to use for my videos and don't have proper color correction possibilities. I once bought a permanent license for premier elements, but when I ended my other Adobe subscriptions, I can no longer install it or find the license. I made a custom plugin for undewater correction, and that was good for my needs.
Hello, great video. I've got a question though, can I make a HDR video from any log footage I got? I mean it's got a wide dynamic range, right? So I have a choice, either I make an SDR or HDR video. Or it must be shot on specific HDR camera?
@johnmusaev1819 proper hdr has to be at least 10bit. However, realistically anything can be made into hdr. Just gonna look like crap if footage low quality.
Hi Aram, nice and helpful. May I suggest a trick (you probably already know this) Check Use 4:4:4 SDI to set out of decklink output to 10 bit (works on hdmi too).
very few displays can show rec2020, mainly smart tv's, but definitely not 100% rec200. dcip3 is a much better choice for consumer hdr and youtube. dolby license costs like 2000 usd per year and they may not even sell it to random people, forget about it. alsi, you need special display to master dolby, youtube doesn't accept dolby yet, waste of time and money. hdr10+ is supporterd mainly by samsung display . hdr10 is what we need. video monitoring sectios is not for gui, but for a calibrated display connected to decklink, very confusing video, I wasted my time
That’s a bunch of bs you wrote. I noticed you like writing bullshit comments. You don’t know anything about hdr and sit here pretending like you an expert. 1. Hdr10 supported by almost every tv that has hdr. Hdr10 is an open source developed by Samsung. 2. TH-cam suggests using rec2020 for mastering instead of p3 3. Nobody talking about Dolby 4. I clearly stated what video monitoring section is for. 5. You sir full crap 💩
aramk.us/blog/davinci-resolve-hdr-workflow/
Thanks for the Video Aram. I cant access your blog, can you look into it?
The blog is currently taken down. I am starting over my website. Comeback in a couple of weeks for fresh material
Is it up yet? I'm just trying to see what I need to purchase.
what would be best setup for dji avata 2 i known its not a HDR camera but its working pretty good with the test i did . just one setting not working super well it look washout on none HDR screen. its got to be a way around that for sure.
Can this be done with the free version? It doesn’t have as many options to choose from.
same here, did you find out in the meantime? Do i need the full version ?
@@MinimalWave1982I bought the full version and it worked straight away
I'm glad you're back with new videos 🙂
Thanks!
Using Resolve 18.5 Free Version however on my version the “enable HDR metadata” is greyed out and cannot be selected same in the export page main10 cannot be selected only main using H.265 and the end result is a washed out exported video. Yet the same video uploaded directly to You Tube from OBS looks great and shows as HDR. I don’t want to colour grade anything only cut clips nothing more and simply export. Can you not even export HDR on the free version anymore?
Did you ever find a solution
How did you import it. I can't even import it.
Ok, but if I have sdr recorded stuff? This setup will be correct?
thanks for the tutorial! I got a problem, 7:11 i dont have 12bit to choose, how can i fix it?
Hi there, the Dolby Vision and HDR 10+ settings is missing on my end?
Do you use Studio version?
@@victorx4648Nope. I’m still on the free version 🤷♂️
Great video ! Could you recommend some monitors from budget level to professional for HDR workflow?
Got a link to this "special" piece of hardware?
how to setup the output monitor? which cables do I need? isn't hdmi enough?
Amazing. This worked with my iPhone 15 HDR footage. The exported footage is very similar to the viewer I graded on my Mac.
Hello, thank you, what a good video, I appreciate you. I have a question, do I need some additional hardware on my PC to work with HDR, have I heard of a 4K mini monitor pci card?
As far as i know youtbe doesnt support hdr10+ its from samsung .We need just hdr pq bt 2020 but iphone users need to downgrade their exposure and cut dolby visio .
Your next video part 2 is fine tutorial but how about 1h when we are outside and in low light .Do you think recording in s/d log / d-cinema and just apply lut is enough ?
Cheers
How to render HDMI for TH-cam?
Can you try CinemaDNG to grade for REC2020 hdr? If you dont have cineDNG, I can give you example Clips Shootingstar on my Samsung Galaxy
Mine just has blown out exposure and looks overly contrasty/saturated from this. Using HDR-footage from iPhone 14 pro max, what´s wrong?
Because iPhone already in HDR. It double maps.
@@AramK But having it on rec 709 or something just looks awful in the colors etc. What color-setting should I use then?
I have a laptop, not external monitor, my laptop support HDR Dolby Vision but still didn't activate my HDR on screen, Please help me how to enable HDR on my laptop.
you'll need a real editing software like Premiere. BM was paid by Apple to make sure to not support HDR on Windows version of Davincie
Do you have any tutorials on HDR workflow working on a MacBook and with HLG footage?
Is it working with HDR from android? (Mine is Samsung S23)
Is it possible to us a Kodak Film Emultion even in HDR-Color space, like Rec.2020? The Davinci free Filmlooks ar for Rec.709.
Everything is possible
I try to grade on my panasonic hzw2004
interesting Tutorial, really eye opening
Very informative….
New subscriber here….thanks
Thanks!
Just share some info for folks. HDR contect to TH-cam take time to showing proper HDR and for 8K HDR its took days so dont panic if your uploaded content dont show HDR in TH-cam. I use QuicTime H.265 Rec 2020 PQ ST2084 ofcourse yuo can use other HDR options.
Ohhh nice!!
Nice to have video from this topic. I have UHD HDR tv as one of my desktop displays. I have HDR enabled for HDMI and desktop brightness scaled down. I can play HDR videos with compatible players with full brightness and colors. If I could just direct video preview to that display with HDR enabled, that would be perfect, but it seems it's not supported. I can move my video editor to that display, but preview is not HDR, like compatible media players.
Supporting that would be very nice feature, because there's no need for separate HW and using it would make it difficult to use the TV for desktop purposes
Premiere Pro has DirectX HDR support for Windows so you can actually view HDR in the program on a HDR display. Davinci Resolve doesnt let you do this cuz, well, they want you to buy their Blackmagic ultra studio products. =)
@@KrisCortez I came to that conclusion too. I don't have enough use to pay for premiere pro. It's also quite slow to use for my videos and don't have proper color correction possibilities. I once bought a permanent license for premier elements, but when I ended my other Adobe subscriptions, I can no longer install it or find the license. I made a custom plugin for undewater correction, and that was good for my needs.
Hello, great video. I've got a question though, can I make a HDR video from any log footage I got? I mean it's got a wide dynamic range, right? So I have a choice, either I make an SDR or HDR video. Or it must be shot on specific HDR camera?
Any log video could be hdr and sdr
@@AramK Thanks a lot for the answer. And does it have to be 10 bit and higher? Or 8 bit will work as well?
@johnmusaev1819 proper hdr has to be at least 10bit. However, realistically anything can be made into hdr. Just gonna look like crap if footage low quality.
@@AramK Ok, got it. Just thinking if I should make an HDR video from GoPro MAX footage. Probably not, thanks again!
Hello Aram
Can you please do a colour grading toturial on mobile footage.
Thank you
Hi Aram, nice and helpful. May I suggest a trick (you probably already know this) Check Use 4:4:4 SDI to set out of decklink output to 10 bit (works on hdmi too).
Thanks. I know the trick )))
very few displays can show rec2020, mainly smart tv's, but definitely not 100% rec200. dcip3 is a much better choice for consumer hdr and youtube. dolby license costs like 2000 usd per year and they may not even sell it to random people, forget about it. alsi, you need special display to master dolby, youtube doesn't accept dolby yet, waste of time and money. hdr10+ is supporterd mainly by samsung display . hdr10 is what we need. video monitoring sectios is not for gui, but for a calibrated display connected to decklink, very confusing video, I wasted my time
That’s a bunch of bs you wrote. I noticed you like writing bullshit comments. You don’t know anything about hdr and sit here pretending like you an expert. 1. Hdr10 supported by almost every tv that has hdr. Hdr10 is an open source developed by Samsung.
2. TH-cam suggests using rec2020 for mastering instead of p3
3. Nobody talking about Dolby
4. I clearly stated what video monitoring section is for.
5. You sir full crap 💩
Get to the point already, 2mins in and nth useful yet