As a beginner colorist every time I watch one of your videos (I've watched over half) you say this is what newbies, or beginner colorist do... hahaha you're not wrong! Every damn time I say yes that's me! But I'm learning so much from your videos. Keep up the great work! I know I appreciate them all.
Been watching your content for over a year now, and it has tremendously helped me to learn and grow as an editor and colorist. Many thanks for the effort and passion you happily share to help others reach their potential. Props!
Thank you so much for your videos. They really helped me getting way better with colorgrading and improved my dronefootages from my new zealand trip. Here a little tip from me: At 3:44 you reset the gain by typing in "1" and then hit ENTER. You can just double click on "GAIN" and it will be reseted. By double clicking on the word next to any paramter, it will be reseted. Your welcome and thanks again!
Qazi, I really don't know what to say, you make it so easy that seems to be right a part of you. I applied to the training I i'm learning so so much in your channel. Thanks man!
long time watcher first time commenter - just wanted to say i love your channel and you're so talented and giving so much value and knowledge out here. appreciate all your energy!
I have learned a lot from you which has helped me improve my work. Thank you very much. I used to save so that I could buy more equipment, now I am very excited to save so that I can buy your courses. Love you from iraq❤
Great info here and I'll be back to watch more of your content. One thing is your cursor kinds of jumps around like you have jittery hands, or too much coffee and it makes me anxious or nervous rather than relaxed. I'd keep the movement there more smooth and less jerky.
Hey, Qazi :). Awesome and extremely helpful video as always I also really enjoy the before and after wipes you do at the beginning and end of your videos. Could you pretty please show us how you do them?
Great tutorial like always 🔥 but my problem with your tutorials that I usually don't know which the correct color space transform. I'm using canon m50 with cinestyle color profile.
I really like the separation the balance created with the LUT! It kinda seemed like you were going back and forth on methods of contrast though. You added it before the LUT with LGG, then subtracted it after seeing the LUT with Highl & Shad, then added more back in with the curve. Any reason that you went that way instead of just reducing the first changes you made with LGG or just starting with the curve to get the look you were after?
Sería genial que pudieras tener el curso con subtítulos o traducido al español… veo todos los videos y siempre quiero aprender más. Ojalá algún día tengas en español para poder adquirirlo 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Bro te recomiendo tratar de aprender ingles, literamente la cantiad de tutorial y cometido en ingles triplica los que hay en español, si es dficil pero creeme que vale la pena… hay muchos canales de profesionales que te enseñan de gratis como este… no hay que comprar ningun curso…
Could you make a video on how to grade ProRes? I have to color grade vfx so it’s all i get. And i miss the color space transform in resolve for prores… Thanks already luv you man!!
I thought that the primaries color wheels were not color space aware , and only the HDR ones are, if color management is not on . Is this new in davinci ?
Hello, Qazi. I've been watching every single video of yours and it's been extremely helpful. I'm having trouble with my skin tones when using LUTs... I followed every step of this video, however, I'm going for a more pushed look, but when I try to go for it, the skin gets too colorful. Where in my node tree can I key the skin to make it look more natural? I hope you can help me. 😅
You are mistaken my friend hehe. I am a bigginer and I wouldn´t do that cause I would have record in 709 to start with so I am kind of screwed hehe. Any advise or any sugestion of video for people who still don´t shoot in slog2 o3 (sony owener here)- Would appreciate it a lot.
i've been doing this lut adding like this; pretty much all same since last cst but i let it stay at gamma 2.4 and then add 2 other nodes first one being a cst which takes gamma 2.4 to cineon film log and second node is the lut...then compounding both nodes so i can play with the gain in key output in compound node...is that a wrong style of doing it or is it just another way of doing it ?
How about luts with video aboit 1hr long ? Splittet into 4gb pieces ? I have twice weather change and i commit mistake bcoz of not using d-cinema mode and my video is darker after 30 minutes .I am shooting all vidz outside
Hello. This awesome. BUT something is wrong when I try this with rec 709 sony footage. Is it because it is notS log? It goes crazy after I put the second node Davinci wide gamut and Davinci intermediate. The first node is great. Am I missing somthing?
So when I do a THIRD CST it might have been fixed. If I add a third cst with input Davinic wide/color and then Davinci Intermideat/Gamma THEN output Rec/color and Output Gamma2.4 or cinelog film it works.
What should I do when I want to add glow or film grain or any other type of fx? Can I just do it after the LUT? I don't think so because I would f up my image because of the rec.709 color space right? So should I do it before I add the LUT (Davinci Wide gamut) ?
Key board shortcuts under ‘colour’ enable you to use .25, .5 and full printer lights. I have this setup on a stream deck, works like a treat and a lot, lot cheaper than an advanced panel.
Great stuff as always Waqas! I was curious if you have ever worked with the Sigma FP’s 12-bit CDNG RAW files before? I’d be really interested to know your process for this specific camera and color science, I’d be more than happy to provide the test footage if needed!
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As a beginner colorist every time I watch one of your videos (I've watched over half) you say this is what newbies, or beginner colorist do... hahaha you're not wrong! Every damn time I say yes that's me! But I'm learning so much from your videos. Keep up the great work! I know I appreciate them all.
Been watching your content for over a year now, and it has tremendously helped me to learn and grow as an editor and colorist. Many thanks for the effort and passion you happily share to help others reach their potential. Props!
Did our man just say 32-bit Float?
😅
amazing work! great walkthrough on looking at the color balance on the graphs and doing more advanced adjustments.
Thank you so much for your videos. They really helped me getting way better with colorgrading and improved my dronefootages from my new zealand trip.
Here a little tip from me: At 3:44 you reset the gain by typing in "1" and then hit ENTER. You can just double click on "GAIN" and it will be reseted.
By double clicking on the word next to any paramter, it will be reseted.
Your welcome and thanks again!
me and LUT have been together for about 9 years now thank you Qazi!
Qazi, I really don't know what to say, you make it so easy that seems to be right a part of you. I applied to the training I i'm learning so so much in your channel. Thanks man!
Love this! So helpful! BUT why is the shadow cast addressed AFTER the lut? Why is better than doing before the LUT??? Curious.... Thanks again
love this guy. I use Davince for 8 years now and Qazi`s vids opens my mind a lot. Thank you Qazi
Let's go brother. Appreciate the love.
long time watcher first time commenter - just wanted to say i love your channel and you're so talented and giving so much value and knowledge out here. appreciate all your energy!
"you never want to suck the soul out of your LUT" made my "fudging" day mate!
keep up the great videos!
I have learned a lot from you which has helped me improve my work. Thank you very much. I used to save so that I could buy more equipment, now I am very excited to save so that I can buy your courses.
Love you from iraq❤
4:20 "you never want to such the soul out of your lut" lmao that was hillarious litrally made my day
Awesome! So little adjustment with such a great effect!
totally in love with your tips Waqas. Thank you
You're welcome
I envy those who conquered the nods feature. But I insist: the future of editing is hod free. Can't wait... 😊
Great info here and I'll be back to watch more of your content. One thing is your cursor kinds of jumps around like you have jittery hands, or too much coffee and it makes me anxious or nervous rather than relaxed. I'd keep the movement there more smooth and less jerky.
Ur solve one of my problems in 16 min ...thank you qazi
Of course
Hey, Qazi :). Awesome and extremely helpful video as always I also really enjoy the before and after wipes you do at the beginning and end of your videos. Could you pretty please show us how you do them?
Dude, I just purchase Davinci Resolve Studio because of you. Thank You :)
Best investment
Great tutorial like always 🔥 but my problem with your tutorials that I usually don't know which the correct color space transform. I'm using canon m50 with cinestyle color profile.
Your colorspace would be a Rec.709 color space if I’m correct
I really like the separation the balance created with the LUT! It kinda seemed like you were going back and forth on methods of contrast though. You added it before the LUT with LGG, then subtracted it after seeing the LUT with Highl & Shad, then added more back in with the curve. Any reason that you went that way instead of just reducing the first changes you made with LGG or just starting with the curve to get the look you were after?
And I was explaining why I was going back and forth.
Don't listen to him becuz in every video he say something and does something else
This me af😂😅 glad I ran into this
This is amazing!
Thank you Qazi!
Amazing video, I literally just Installed DR and even know how to create a node LMAO.
Sería genial que pudieras tener el curso con subtítulos o traducido al español… veo todos los videos y siempre quiero aprender más. Ojalá algún día tengas en español para poder adquirirlo 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Bro te recomiendo tratar de aprender ingles, literamente la cantiad de tutorial y cometido en ingles triplica los que hay en español, si es dficil pero creeme que vale la pena… hay muchos canales de profesionales que te enseñan de gratis como este… no hay que comprar ningun curso…
OMG this was helpful, I was struggling why my lut (Kodak 2383) is so contrasty HAHA
Is it out for the iPad yet?
Thanks for your great contents!
Of course.
This is insane!!!!! 🔥
😀💪🏾
OMG, thank you!!!!
Could you make a video on how to grade ProRes? I have to color grade vfx so it’s all i get. And i miss the color space transform in resolve for prores… Thanks already luv you man!!
Help me understand what LUT i need. Film shot on kodak vision 3 500t. Camera used: Krasnagorsk 3
I thought that the primaries color wheels were not color space aware , and only the HDR ones are, if color management is not on . Is this new in davinci ?
great advice again
Mumtaz 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
hey man .. hope this finds you well... have you ever worked on Zcam Zlog footage before? if yes can you please help me out with it
I like the lets roll the intro part 👌
😀
Hello, Qazi. I've been watching every single video of yours and it's been extremely helpful. I'm having trouble with my skin tones when using LUTs... I followed every step of this video, however, I'm going for a more pushed look, but when I try to go for it, the skin gets too colorful. Where in my node tree can I key the skin to make it look more natural? I hope you can help me. 😅
How you get the circle shown were the qualifier is. Excellent tutorial !!!
In case you or others are still wondering how to do this:
In the "Scopes" window click the "..." and select "Display Qualifier Focus".
Thx 🙏
You are mistaken my friend hehe. I am a bigginer and I wouldn´t do that cause I would have record in 709 to start with so I am kind of screwed hehe. Any advise or any sugestion of video for people who still don´t shoot in slog2 o3 (sony owener here)- Would appreciate it a lot.
i've been doing this lut adding like this; pretty much all same since last cst but i let it stay at gamma 2.4 and then add 2 other nodes first one being a cst which takes gamma 2.4 to cineon film log and second node is the lut...then compounding both nodes so i can play with the gain in key output in compound node...is that a wrong style of doing it or is it just another way of doing it ?
How to apply LUT in Davinci YRGB color managed mode
How about luts with video aboit 1hr long ? Splittet into 4gb pieces ? I have twice weather change and i commit mistake bcoz of not using d-cinema mode and my video is darker after 30 minutes .I am shooting all vidz outside
Thanks! Really helpful insight and tips
You're welcome
Only lut I use is the Koji color ones. Especially the 2383 one. All others luts I tested are aweful.
Hello. This awesome. BUT something is wrong when I try this with rec 709 sony footage. Is it because it is notS log? It goes crazy after I put the second node Davinci wide gamut and Davinci intermediate. The first node is great. Am I missing somthing?
So when I do a THIRD CST it might have been fixed. If I add a third cst with input Davinic wide/color and then Davinci Intermideat/Gamma THEN output Rec/color and Output Gamma2.4 or cinelog film it works.
Can I apply this method for Sony a7iv fortage shot in S log 3?
So basically adjustments before LUTs.
Bhai.. More than the Color Grading I am interested in learning English from you 😅
practice footage download link
Very professional, it would be better if the material can be shared and practiced :)
What should I do when I want to add glow or film grain or any other type of fx? Can I just do it after the LUT? I don't think so because I would f up my image because of the rec.709 color space right? So should I do it before I add the LUT (Davinci Wide gamut) ?
Need that answer!😅
@@Saba_Demitri thanks man
The answer is no for Creative LUTs with a odt but if it's just a creative LUT that's primarily affecting the color then you can.
When using hot keys to add/subtract color how do I know if I am targeting the shadows vs highlights vs whatever else?
That hotkeys are targeting all the image (shadows, mids ands highlights) It is the offset wheel.
It is the best tool to color correct your image.
@@mrpix3l_colorist Thank you! That makes sense.
Printer lights works linearly same as your offset.
I am even more of a beginner, i only apply the film lut and do nothing more
i use fujifilm xh1. so im confused lol
How do you set your printer lights to affect in a 0.5 scale, mine is at 1
Perks of having the advanced panel. 😀
Key board shortcuts under ‘colour’ enable you to use .25, .5 and full printer lights. I have this setup on a stream deck, works like a treat and a lot, lot cheaper than an advanced panel.
can you make a tutorial for us poor people who are still using URSA 4k DNG files? :)
That's what a 'beginner' would know?
is he saying lut god?
I do the same mistake as beginners do.
Great stuff as always Waqas! I was curious if you have ever worked with the Sigma FP’s 12-bit CDNG RAW files before? I’d be really interested to know your process for this specific camera and color science, I’d be more than happy to provide the test footage if needed!
BRAVO
but beginner dont use alexa sir.. 🤧
That a Royal Oak? Nice man, the watches keep getting more 🔥
Yes, it is bro. Good eye. I'm a watch freak.
@@theqazman You and me both. The AP is next on the (very distant) horizon. At the rate of your channel's success... next stop for you, the RM. 💥
But I must say, where's the "don't be a LUT b*tch" T shirt for this video ? xD
Ik epic fail 🥺
Hello Sir
Pls what app does this and what app is this
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My dream is to be 1/100 as good as you.
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New video, let's go !
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new merch on make LUTs our b*tchf🤣🤣🤣
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Yeah I'm that guy oops
Not easy to follow for beginners
Luts are helpful but it's taking your creation, your feeling, your process that you had developed in your thought. And finally just it's just not you.
There are also *girls* the create videos
Just saying 😄
😂 you're right.
Make LUTs our b**** :D lol
First!
Tasty