Finally someone working DLOG with coloring knowledge. If you ever do this again, I would love your audio commentary along the way to explain your style/approach in thinking. I'd especially love to see you take on more clips with poor latitude/extreme exposures. Cheers m8!
Thank you so much for the comment. I will definitely try to fulfill this request in near future. I have thought about it, but as hobbyist time is on the essence =) And thats also a disclaimer, im not a pro colorist, but very interested in the subject =) Good challenge, stay tuned, i will get back to this with a video.
Just WOW!!!!!!!!! Hands down one of the BEST color grading in Premiere Pro with lumetri color tutorials I have come across. Your detailed step-by-step breakdown from color correction to color grading was spectacular. Very easy to follow and now I have more confidence in color grading! THANK YOU JOUNI!!!!!! Keep up the amazing work! 👏👏👏
I have to reply also with WOW!!! to your feedback! This is definitely one of the most motivating comments my channel has got this far and accompanied with such detailed and solid arguments it really warms my engineer-creator hybrid heart! Thank you so much for your words and effort to write a comprehensive comment Corey! I appreciate it! I wish you enjoyable and confident moments in color grading 💪
Thanks for the feedback and request! Then I will definately try to get a few more of these edited and published as soon as possible or at least in consistent intervals!
Thanks! You know, that how you wrote my name is a finnish word that means same as "a plot". And also many times that have been used as my nickname like you wrote it =D. Somehow, everyone that are not a native finnish speaker tend to write and pronounce Jouni as Juoni. But I totally understand because its quite unnatural name to write and pronounce for any other than a native finn. =D
So glad to here that feedback Jan! Thanks! For me, color grading is one of the most enjoyable parts of editing. And I agree, good color grading tutorials especially for advanced/pro level cinematic look are hard to find. Of course I am just a hobbyist, but I will try my best to share what I learn =)
Not neccessary to apologize asking, no worried =) I just wanted to highlight the bridge in this scene, so i needed a mask that follows the bridge position in the frames. Just some additional lift for highlights and shadows and more sharpness to bridge area.
Excellent color grading! Are you exposing the video for the highlights? When I shoot video with my Air 2S I'm having a hard time to color grade: sky is too bright as well as white buildings.
Thanks! Yea, i try to usually expose for the highlights. Sunset/rise are difficult because noise appears in the shadows really fast, there you have to compromise the highlights if you want lift the shadows in post, otherwise the shadows are too noisy and have to be kept really dark. Also I feel that it is a bit easier in davinci resolve to achieve good grading result with air 2s dlog, but thats really subjective gut feeling.
If you use the 180 degree shutter rule ( for example framerate 30 fps and shutter speed 1/60) for smooth footage you need nd-filters. At daylight nd32 or nd64. I use manual (not auto) settings for iso, shutter, framerate and wb/temperature. Also i shoot always in dlog.
I don't think everyone needs it. For me it was the first "cinematic" look I learned from youtube, and there are lot of tutorials how to do it (but not for air 2s dlog). Of course when you level up your grading/editing skills and get more understanding about colors you can create any kind of interesting and aesthetic look. In my content I concentrate on "cinematic" and "art like" looks because those are my passion and the theme of my channel.
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Let me know if you tried this and what kind of results did you get? Also any comments how to do the grading better are very welcome!
Oh so sorry Mr. Juhani 😎
Finally someone working DLOG with coloring knowledge. If you ever do this again, I would love your audio commentary along the way to explain your style/approach in thinking. I'd especially love to see you take on more clips with poor latitude/extreme exposures. Cheers m8!
Thank you so much for the comment. I will definitely try to fulfill this request in near future. I have thought about it, but as hobbyist time is on the essence =) And thats also a disclaimer, im not a pro colorist, but very interested in the subject =) Good challenge, stay tuned, i will get back to this with a video.
Just WOW!!!!!!!!! Hands down one of the BEST color grading in Premiere Pro with lumetri color tutorials I have come across. Your detailed step-by-step breakdown from color correction to color grading was spectacular. Very easy to follow and now I have more confidence in color grading! THANK YOU JOUNI!!!!!! Keep up the amazing work! 👏👏👏
I have to reply also with WOW!!! to your feedback! This is definitely one of the most motivating comments my channel has got this far and accompanied with such detailed and solid arguments it really warms my engineer-creator hybrid heart! Thank you so much for your words and effort to write a comprehensive comment Corey! I appreciate it! I wish you enjoyable and confident moments in color grading 💪
i just love it...
Glad to hear that, thank you Pratik!
Perfect 👍🏻
You are really talented my friend 🤗 you have my full support 😁 thank you for sharing this amazing video👌👍👌
Thank you for the kind words and motivation!
virtuoso!!!
hi-Like-best vvlog,Jouni!😯
A real masterclass! please more processing videos like this one!
Thanks for the feedback and request! Then I will definately try to get a few more of these edited and published as soon as possible or at least in consistent intervals!
Nice, yes editing is a lord of work👍
Thanks! You know, that how you wrote my name is a finnish word that means same as "a plot". And also many times that have been used as my nickname like you wrote it =D. Somehow, everyone that are not a native finnish speaker tend to write and pronounce Jouni as Juoni. But I totally understand because its quite unnatural name to write and pronounce for any other than a native finn. =D
Wow we need more video
Thanks! What kind of video?
Wooww! 👏👏👏
You did such an amazing job! Finally a good quality color grading tutorial 🤩
So glad to here that feedback Jan! Thanks! For me, color grading is one of the most enjoyable parts of editing. And I agree, good color grading tutorials especially for advanced/pro level cinematic look are hard to find. Of course I am just a hobbyist, but I will try my best to share what I learn =)
Nice!!! 🙌🏻🔥 Really interesting!!!!
Thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks mate! No problem, really happy to be able to share something interesting 😊
Too good man, thanks for sharing 🙂
No problem, thanks!
why do you track the mask? Whats the purpose of that? sorry im still new to editing
Not neccessary to apologize asking, no worried =) I just wanted to highlight the bridge in this scene, so i needed a mask that follows the bridge position in the frames. Just some additional lift for highlights and shadows and more sharpness to bridge area.
Excellent color grading! Are you exposing the video for the highlights? When I shoot video with my Air 2S I'm having a hard time to color grade: sky is too bright as well as white buildings.
Thanks! Yea, i try to usually expose for the highlights. Sunset/rise are difficult because noise appears in the shadows really fast, there you have to compromise the highlights if you want lift the shadows in post, otherwise the shadows are too noisy and have to be kept really dark. Also I feel that it is a bit easier in davinci resolve to achieve good grading result with air 2s dlog, but thats really subjective gut feeling.
@@JouniJuhani Ok, understand. I´m using CPL but highlights are still overexposed. I"ll expose for the highlights from now on.
If you use the 180 degree shutter rule ( for example framerate 30 fps and shutter speed 1/60) for smooth footage you need nd-filters. At daylight nd32 or nd64. I use manual (not auto) settings for iso, shutter, framerate and wb/temperature. Also i shoot always in dlog.
@@JouniJuhani Just shot D-log 32ND + CPL EXP -1.0. It worked just fine. Thank you
@@Eduardo-zh5eb Perfect! I also recommend experimenting manual exposure settings (iso, shutter and wb/temperature)
Why does everyone need the teal and orange look?
I don't think everyone needs it. For me it was the first "cinematic" look I learned from youtube, and there are lot of tutorials how to do it (but not for air 2s dlog). Of course when you level up your grading/editing skills and get more understanding about colors you can create any kind of interesting and aesthetic look. In my content I concentrate on "cinematic" and "art like" looks because those are my passion and the theme of my channel.
@@JouniJuhani Thanks for your explanation! I only film nature, so I want a realistic look. But your artistic approach makes sense, too!
sorry you simply have gone tooooooo fast
You mean the tutorial is too fast? Should I show and explain more/slower?