I actually combined two of these techniques with a parallel node and had a lot of control over the final image. I also used 'key' tab and dropped the gain to mix the opacity of the final effect. Thx!
It's close, but it's not the same as the promist filter. I own Tiffen's 1/4 Black Promist and I work as a colorist, and the main difference between having the filter on and simulating it in post is that it doesn't work properly if any of the channels is clipped. Also, bare in mind that it will NEVER be an exact match to the look, and most importantly - it doesn't work with any light source that is not captured within the frame. Indeed, you can really come very close to simulating it in post but as usual - it's never exactly the same like having the filter on... Regardless, good stuff! :) Cheers
Agreed. But if you can't afford it or want to try the effect out this is the best next option. And most people wont really be able to tell the difference either..
You saved me at least 100$ for the Peter McKinnon ones or all the other BlackMist or CineBlooms 🤗 Great, easy and fast tutorial... No unnecessary stuff. Just what you need to do this effect and bring it to the next level 👍👍
Amazing video. Method 3 is amazingly creative, I found myself play with the blend value too, it allows even more control if you want to keep more of the original image!
@@JamieFenn i particularly like the amount of control that you talked about with the filter what you see is what you get, with what you showed you can do as little or as much as you want
This is a great way to have control over the look in post. I just discovered I can apply it to an adjustment clip as well to affect shots that are similar.
That’s awesome. I would still do it on each individual clip because I’d want precise control as every shot would be different (unless it was an interview or something)
Another nice topic Jamie. It seems like I comment on stuff in the facebook groups that get discussed then I see your video on the topic shortly after. Probably a coincedence, but shows that you are on top of the current topics - which is absolutely great. I think that the glow as it effects skin is probably the reason most people are interested in it though. You touched base with that on your first demo there. I often throw a layer mixer in and add softleight composite to be even more subtle, to take the edge off. Another good video - great stuff.
I really appreciate the time you take to leave awesome feedback/comments! Question for you - Do you key the skin and add the first technique that I show in this video?
@@JamieFenn Actually I don't - you are talking about the blur/midtone detail I believe? If I did key that ( which I find myself doing less and less these days ) I would use the Beauty OFX - any blooming I would do would be later into the secondaries, Probably would use a soft power window and not key the skin to keep it looking natural. Keying the skin can be great for some things - but in reality in production it requires a lot of time being that it is something that shouldn't be done in the color corrections stage because each clip would need to be keyed and carefully checked as to not fall apart over all the frames ( which seems to happen way more than I like it to. ) So any skin treatment I would just do with a tracked power window. I see so many tutorials on youTube that do it, just to get skin tone where the actual problem with the skin is the lighting or wb / capture in the first place. So if you attack the balancing in the first few nodes, you need it less and less further up the chain. I always think of all color corrections and primary is setting the look that I wished the camera had caught in the first place. Exposure/White Balance and color balancing- if the camera footage was perfect and exactly how you wanted it - then all we would be doing is helping to accentuate where the viewer should look and the emotional, historical or geographical look on top of it.
Jim - you always knock it out of the park with your knowledge. Your comments are always super valuable my friend. Are you a professional editor/colorist?
@@JamieFenn Ha! Thanks Jamie, I definitely play one on the Internet.lol. I am a bit older than you guys, so semi-retired. Mostly for the last ten years, I have been helping people that come to me with the question: "Can you make this suck less?" - had years in the music business, so a lot of editing /color work there. Last 5 years or so have been helping Denver Riddle look after Color Grading Central FB group and other Post Production and Camera groups. Lots of corporate work as well- which is another "Make this suck less" bunch of work. Anyway, I enjoy your videos, keep it up. There are many out there ( as you may know ) that have questionable information being given. I can honestly say that your videos are not in that category as far as I am concerned.
Man thanks for the technique 🔥🔥🔥 was looking for this exact effect even before Peter release his filters. In India its very very expensive for these type of filters. Thank for the massive help.
Ah yes. There's a lot of variations of what you can do to achieve a bloomy/misty look. You can also adjust the key or the blend modes. SO many ways haha
Although I am new to making videos, I just wanted to give you a shout out to thank you personally for being my Davinci Resolve professor!! Much appreciated! I create videos of my young daughters and their backpacking adventures, in the newest one I posted today (Backcountry with Kids - Hidden Lake 2020) I used your third technique from your video to make a dreamy sequence of them enjoy themselves as my eldest voiced over some Shakespeare. Looking forward to more of your vids!
I was about to buy a knock-off mist filter from AliExpress at $50 but this is even better! One key point is that I would use this effect at night or sunset and adding a filter would just increase ISO or degrade AF. So adding this in post is technically better, not mentioning that you can decide on a large screen the amount of effect you need.
I mean I guess it wont be EXACTLY the same as if you use an actual filter, but I dont like the limitations that come along with it. The pro's of the flexibility and control to do it in post out weigh the cons of an actual filter IMO. And thank you! Cheers!
I love it. Can I have a request? Could you also mention potential usage (you did a bit in this one, but maybe a bit more hand-holding :D ). Eg. could I use this to improve talking heads? Or is best used with scenery/action type of shots? Cheers, and great timing, I hope this video helps you grow cause you have best DR tutorials (and most unique).
I guess its all up to you as far as how you use this effect. Like I said with the first technique, I would use that in a subtle way as I wouldn't want the whole image to look fuzzy/blurry. People like to use this effect to soften the footage up and get a more organic look (like I mentioned in the video) If you want more details and applications about mist filters google is your friend :)
Really cool man! I'm currently experimenting with UV-filters and hairspray (the DIY version of the mist filters if you don't want to pay 100+ Dollars for it), which gives you ok results, but doing it all in Davinci seems even better as the effect is not "baked into the footage", as you're saying. Good stuff as always Jamie!
Thanks Stefan I really appreciate it! Yea I really wanted to show people how to do this. Personally I think this is better than the actual filter because of the flexibility of the look in post. Cheers!
Oh wow that was jaw droppingly easyyyy i just started and this so easy to follow!! Thank you!!! Do u have any videos on color correction?!? Also i want that subscribe thingie at the botttom left!!
Hello, it's a pleasure to greet you and I wanted to tell you that I have that filter that you recommend, but what I want to ask you is if I can still do the effect that you recommend in your video or I don't need it, I say this because I would like to give it that touch vintage, with fog to the videos but I don't know how to do it, on top of that now I'm with Da
This is awesome man! Question about the last technique, does this also add any kind of digital softening or would you add some negative MD detail or Beauty OFX on top of the Glow OFX to bring the sharpening down?
I have seen some DIY promist filters that a guy just took a clear lens filter and sprayed some black matte spray paint into the air and quickly swung the filter into the spray mist. Let it dry and then put on the camera - side by side with the Promist and it was pretty much idenitcal. Apparently the guy bought the U/V filter for 6 dollars at a thrift store.
I take it you can also mix these together in some way. Since this can be used for some good CC, possibly with action in it too. Like a glowy affect, could you possibly change colour of the glow/highlights?
Ey dude. Awesome video! I want to know why do you say in the second technique we can control the effect more than in the first one. Because we can adjust the curve in the first one as well isn´t? Thank you very much!
99% of people wouldn't be able to tell you the difference. I like this way because it gives you the option to use it on the footage and adjust it without it being "baked" into the footage.
Hello Jamie, do you think it is better to have the clip "clean" and reproduce the effect in post or to use a filter like Teffen ProMist in shooting is more effective? In other words, does your technique serve to remedy the missing filter on some scenes, or can it permanently replace the filter on the lens? Thank you
@@JamieFenn I deduce from your answer that there is no difference between the effect with the filter and the effect that is achieved in post. Thanks as always for your time and attention. Best regards
Wich one are the advantages of having this filter with VND Mist Edition instead of VND Signature Edition + Black pro mist. Isn't better to have both separatly and use it when you want? Thanks
If you can afford it sure go for it. But you also have that mist look “baked” into the footage. With this technique at least you have the flexibility to either have the look or not and also control how strong it is. It’s up to you!
Driven Films to each their own! Just thought this was a nice alternative for people that wanted to try the effect on their footage and/or can’t afford a filter.
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3 dislikes? That must be Peter McKinnon, Chris Hau and somebody from PolarPro :D
haha I hope not. :)
Don't forget Matti Happoja..."oh Peter you're so awesome"
😂
Maybe
😂😂😂😂😂
I used method 3 today for a few shots that needed a nostalgic, remember-when feel. Long story short, the video came out awesome. Thanks!
Thats so awesome to hear!! And you're welcome! Cheers :)
I think this is one of your best videos to date. I really like how you comfortably talked through the choices and how to achieve a particular look.
It’s an older one but I definitely appreciate it!!
Please dont hate me Pete. 😆 Hey btw - watch this!! ---> th-cam.com/play/PLjgai-5_Ef9rjfUW-cR_xj3GhIKhaSO3m.html
Jamie Fenn That’s why they added a VND on top, to avoid being outDaVincied
@@PawFromTheBroons 😂😂😂
@@PawFromTheBroons hahah
@@JamieFenn LOL
I actually combined two of these techniques with a parallel node and had a lot of control over the final image. I also used 'key' tab and dropped the gain to mix the opacity of the final effect. Thx!
Ohhh good idea!! Definitely need to try that out.
@@JamieFenn It gave me a pretty realistic but non-destructive pro-mist look. So happy, thanks dude °¬)
Would love to see a vid of this. Total noob to Davinci...
@@wtfdidijustwatch5053 Davinci is the best (said after 20+ years on Premiere) Hope you enjoy it °¬)
It's close, but it's not the same as the promist filter. I own Tiffen's 1/4 Black Promist and I work as a colorist, and the main difference between having the filter on and simulating it in post is that it doesn't work properly if any of the channels is clipped. Also, bare in mind that it will NEVER be an exact match to the look, and most importantly - it doesn't work with any light source that is not captured within the frame.
Indeed, you can really come very close to simulating it in post but as usual - it's never exactly the same like having the filter on...
Regardless, good stuff! :)
Cheers
Agreed. But if you can't afford it or want to try the effect out this is the best next option. And most people wont really be able to tell the difference either..
Also the PM filters are waaaaaaaay overpriced because they have a name attached to it.
Sam I’ve heard good stuff about Moment’s filters. Plus they are cheaper than PM’s and Tiffens
Also since Gaussian Blur/Glow need to reflect the edges, it is slightly artificial too
@@creativelyengineered4993 sadly the Moment filters are out of stock, and only come in circular filters.
You're a genius (the thumbnail is amazing, so smart )
I appreciate it :) Thank you so much!!!
You saved me at least 100$ for the Peter McKinnon ones or all the other BlackMist or CineBlooms 🤗
Great, easy and fast tutorial... No unnecessary stuff. Just what you need to do this effect and bring it to the next level 👍👍
You're very welcome! Glad I saved you some money :)
I also thought about buying a promist/CineBloom filter. Great video, but I think I will still get one of them at some point. :)
@@leokeller nice to see you here 😉✌️
ITNRG 😉👋
These techniques are awesome. Thanks Jamie
Thank you! Glad you like them!
You're a GENIUS! This tutorial is amazing!
Thanks Brotherly... It's amazing how you always save my Colorist Career.
Many thanks Jemie. You saved me 300 dollars for the pro-mist filter.
Glad I could help and save you some money!
You're thumbnails are just awesome I'm in love with them😍✨💙
It's Peter Mckinnons (I just added the DR logo in it!)
😂😂😂 that's the reason I feel like I saw that some where
And. You don't have tattoos on your fingars right!
Awesome tutorial man, I personally use the *Glow OpenFX* method in my video projects. Thanks for sharing the other methods as well, *Great Job!!*
Yea thats my favorite technique too :)
Thanks for the video! Everything works!
Amazing video. Method 3 is amazingly creative, I found myself play with the blend value too, it allows even more control if you want to keep more of the original image!
Ayeee thank you! Couldn't agree more! Plus I just saved you a couple hundred bucks ;)
How to remember your dream in 8 minutes. Thanks Jamie! Instant Subscribe
Awesome! Thank you and welcome to the channel :)
@@JamieFenn May i know if you change the colour management settings or not? Did you change it to DVC Wide Gamut?
Great tutorial! Needed this badly. Thank You!
You're welcome!
You a legend my dude . Thanks for the vid sensei
I’m honored. Thank you 🙏🏼
I really like the look of the second technique, I need to try these out!
Yes! That is by far the dreamiest. Have fun :)
Its kinda nice to watvh ur channel grow,🙂, I saw ur tutorials for 2 years,.....
You're a long time fan! :) That means a lot!!! Thank you for your continued support :)
innovative idea Bro , Defiantly gonna try it
Do ittt!
Great video! Just what I was looking for instead of buying a filter. 👌👌
Glad I could help! Yea its kinda of pricy..
@@JamieFenn i particularly like the amount of control that you talked about with the filter what you see is what you get, with what you showed you can do as little or as much as you want
I like having the control too. And some people will say its not the same, because its not, but also most people wont be able to tell the difference..
Killer tutorial! Thank you. Been after this for awhile
Awesome thank you for the kind words! Hope you found it helpful :)
I am following since you are new and your tactic is so good to use in real life thanks for your tutorial i also follow Daniel Schiffer and pete too
Great to hear! Thanks for your support!
Hi Jamie, this one is GOLD! Thank you so much
You're so welcome!!
This is a great way to have control over the look in post. I just discovered I can apply it to an adjustment clip as well to affect shots that are similar.
That’s awesome. I would still do it on each individual clip because I’d want precise control as every shot would be different (unless it was an interview or something)
Another nice topic Jamie. It seems like I comment on stuff in the facebook groups that get discussed then I see your video on the topic shortly after. Probably a coincedence, but shows that you are on top of the current topics - which is absolutely great. I think that the glow as it effects skin is probably the reason most people are interested in it though. You touched base with that on your first demo there. I often throw a layer mixer in and add softleight composite to be even more subtle, to take the edge off. Another good video - great stuff.
I really appreciate the time you take to leave awesome feedback/comments! Question for you - Do you key the skin and add the first technique that I show in this video?
@@JamieFenn Actually I don't - you are talking about the blur/midtone detail I believe? If I did key that ( which I find myself doing less and less these days ) I would use the Beauty OFX - any blooming I would do would be later into the secondaries, Probably would use a soft power window and not key the skin to keep it looking natural.
Keying the skin can be great for some things - but in reality in production it requires a lot of time being that it is something that shouldn't be done in the color corrections stage because each clip would need to be keyed and carefully checked as to not fall apart over all the frames ( which seems to happen way more than I like it to. ) So any skin treatment I would just do with a tracked power window. I see so many tutorials on youTube that do it, just to get skin tone where the actual problem with the skin is the lighting or wb / capture in the first place. So if you attack the balancing in the first few nodes, you need it less and less further up the chain. I always think of all color corrections and primary is setting the look that I wished the camera had caught in the first place. Exposure/White Balance and color balancing- if the camera footage was perfect and exactly how you wanted it - then all we would be doing is helping to accentuate where the viewer should look and the emotional, historical or geographical look on top of it.
Jim - you always knock it out of the park with your knowledge. Your comments are always super valuable my friend. Are you a professional editor/colorist?
@@JamieFenn Ha! Thanks Jamie, I definitely play one on the Internet.lol. I am a bit older than you guys, so semi-retired. Mostly for the last ten years, I have been helping people that come to me with the question: "Can you make this suck less?" - had years in the music business, so a lot of editing /color work there. Last 5 years or so have been helping Denver Riddle look after Color Grading Central FB group and other Post Production and Camera groups. Lots of corporate work as well- which is another
"Make this suck less" bunch of work. Anyway, I enjoy your videos, keep it up. There are many out there ( as you may know ) that have questionable information being given. I can honestly say that your videos are not in that category as far as I am concerned.
hahaha thats good to know.. I seriously appreciate it. :)
Thank you for an excellent video. Very clear and very helpful. Overall, a top quality video.
Much appreciated!
Thanks. Awesome tutorial.
You're welcome! And thank you! :)
Man thanks for the technique 🔥🔥🔥 was looking for this exact effect even before Peter release his filters. In India its very very expensive for these type of filters. Thank for the massive help.
My pleasure 😊
This is dynamite 🔥 definitely could have used this in 99% of our previous projects 😫😂
Thank you so much! Yea I've been using this on a lot of my footage lately.
Awesome my friend....love DaVinci..
Thank you - and me too!!
Hey.... Fusion VFX GOD, Sir Jamie Fenn..... Nice Video....❤️
hahah Thanks Niladri :) Have a great day!
@@JamieFenn you too brother 😇
Was about to spend 190euro on a black pro mist filter with this I can have them all. Thanks man
My paypal is in the description :P
Haha
❤️ It. Thank you Jamie.
Thank you so much for these explanations!
You're so welcome!
This is very cool!! The absolute next best thing! Thanks!😊
It really is!
Super useful! thanks my man!!
No problem!
Thank you very much for this Jamie.
My pleasure!
Wow, great techniques, thanks for posting!
Glad it was helpful! Which was your favorite technique?
Cool, I usually use method 2 and to increase control I just luma key the top layer in the layer mixer. The glow method is interesting
Oh awesome for sure! I wanted to show a few different ways so hopefully this video helped you. Cheers!
Great video, for the second one I think you can just change the Matte output or whatever as well and that will affect how strong it is.
Ah yes. There's a lot of variations of what you can do to achieve a bloomy/misty look. You can also adjust the key or the blend modes. SO many ways haha
Solid vid, loved this technique!!
Thanks Chris!!
Although I am new to making videos, I just wanted to give you a shout out to thank you personally for being my Davinci Resolve professor!! Much appreciated! I create videos of my young daughters and their backpacking adventures, in the newest one I posted today (Backcountry with Kids - Hidden Lake 2020) I used your third technique from your video to make a dreamy sequence of them enjoy themselves as my eldest voiced over some Shakespeare. Looking forward to more of your vids!
Thats so awesome.. Glad I could help! And more videos coming :)
That's amazing man! But the viewers should keep in mind that this not a replacement fo the filter. its just to recreate the look
Hey thanks! Yes I agree.
I was about to buy a knock-off mist filter from AliExpress at $50 but this is even better! One key point is that I would use this effect at night or sunset and adding a filter would just increase ISO or degrade AF. So adding this in post is technically better, not mentioning that you can decide on a large screen the amount of effect you need.
Yea this way is the best IMO. Cheeper and totally customizable :)
Big brain Man!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
hahah I try :)
THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!11!11!!!!
You're awesome!!! :)
Excellent tutorial. Liked and subscribed.
Thanks Rodrigo and welcome to the channel!! Cheers
really nice. thanks
Thank you too!
You the man Jamie.
😃 thank you 🙏🏼
cool stuff txs
Thanks for watching!
Wow like that....and cool money saving tip!!😂😂
yes yes!
You are the man! Thanks buddy!
No problem 👍
you're freakin awesome dude
Thanks man!!
Thank you so much! Great Job!!!!!
Glad you liked it!
I could never work out why people use mist filters when it can be applies in post?
Great tut!
I mean I guess it wont be EXACTLY the same as if you use an actual filter, but I dont like the limitations that come along with it. The pro's of the flexibility and control to do it in post out weigh the cons of an actual filter IMO. And thank you! Cheers!
Nice! Just saved me a minimum of £100 and I really like the idea of non baked! Liked n sub’d!
You can always Venmo me 😜
Great video!!👏👏👍 You just saved me at least $250, which I didn't have anyway!! 😆Can't wait to try your third option! Thanks🙏✌
Great to hear! hahah enjoy :)
Its the intro for me 0:00 - 0:43 😂you a menace - thanks man
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I love it. Can I have a request? Could you also mention potential usage (you did a bit in this one, but maybe a bit more hand-holding :D ). Eg. could I use this to improve talking heads? Or is best used with scenery/action type of shots?
Cheers, and great timing, I hope this video helps you grow cause you have best DR tutorials (and most unique).
I guess its all up to you as far as how you use this effect. Like I said with the first technique, I would use that in a subtle way as I wouldn't want the whole image to look fuzzy/blurry. People like to use this effect to soften the footage up and get a more organic look (like I mentioned in the video) If you want more details and applications about mist filters google is your friend :)
Thank you!!
You're welcome Marco!
Really cool man! I'm currently experimenting with UV-filters and hairspray (the DIY version of the mist filters if you don't want to pay 100+ Dollars for it), which gives you ok results, but doing it all in Davinci seems even better as the effect is not "baked into the footage", as you're saying. Good stuff as always Jamie!
Thanks Stefan I really appreciate it! Yea I really wanted to show people how to do this. Personally I think this is better than the actual filter because of the flexibility of the look in post. Cheers!
спасибо огромное. по английски не понимаю но даже мне понятна. спасибо. 👍👍👍
This is very useful. Does it add more noise to the shadows?
not really if it blurs them
Not from what I can tell.
bad ass video, Jamie. Thanks, so much!
Question: would it be okay to do this on a Adjustment Clip to just drag where ever?
I prefer to do it on a shot by shot basis.
Awesome content...didn’t care for 4 adds in an 8 minute video though. But keep making good content like this!
Thank you! And sorry Daniel! I let youtube auto generate the ad placements and sometimes they over do it. Thanks for letting me know!
Cashback. Nice one!
Oh yeah!
Thanks for saving money ! :'D
Happy to help! ;)
Oh wow that was jaw droppingly easyyyy i just started and this so easy to follow!! Thank you!!! Do u have any videos on color correction?!? Also i want that subscribe thingie at the botttom left!!
Yes - I have a playlist I've created with all kinds of Color Correction. th-cam.com/play/PLjgai-5_Ef9ogxK0jnTpQZ19Pr1RYkG0w.html
Hey, man! Very nice tutorial. I personally use the MD slider to achieve very similar results. I started using it first on a commercial shot on RED :)
A slider?
Nice tutorial. I'd rather do any visual fx in post. I don't like the idea of baking in a certain video fx while shooting....
Thank you! Yes exactly...
Hello, it's a pleasure to greet you and I wanted to tell you that I have that filter that you recommend, but what I want to ask you is if I can still do the effect that you recommend in your video or I don't need it, I say this because I would like to give it that touch vintage, with fog to the videos but I don't know how to do it, on top of that now I'm with Da
Awesome thanks!
No problem!
Really awesome effect! 🔥 Much better to apply this effect in post production..Why would you spend money on filters when you got Jamie Fenn? 😍
Yes, exactly. Hopefully Peter doesn't hate me after this haha
@@JamieFenn Ahahah, he's a good guy I'm sure he recognizes the potential of your job, even if I don't think he's excited about it! 😆
Yea I'm not too worried. haha
This is awesome man! Question about the last technique, does this also add any kind of digital softening or would you add some negative MD detail or Beauty OFX on top of the Glow OFX to bring the sharpening down?
I have seen some DIY promist filters that a guy just took a clear lens filter and sprayed some black matte spray paint into the air and quickly swung the filter into the spray mist. Let it dry and then put on the camera - side by side with the Promist and it was pretty much idenitcal. Apparently the guy bought the U/V filter for 6 dollars at a thrift store.
haha thats awesome!! I love DIY projects like that. So creative! But a lot more work than a node and some adjustments haha
I take it you can also mix these together in some way. Since this can be used for some good CC, possibly with action in it too. Like a glowy affect, could you possibly change colour of the glow/highlights?
There’s a lot you can do. But I would say less is more. Yes you can change the glow color!
Ey dude. Awesome video! I want to know why do you say in the second technique we can control the effect more than in the first one. Because we can adjust the curve in the first one as well isn´t? Thank you very much!
Not sure what you mean?
thanks.
Welcome!
Very cool. I wish you would have shot something with the filter and then without. Then recreate the look in post and compare them.
99% of people wouldn't be able to tell you the difference. I like this way because it gives you the option to use it on the footage and adjust it without it being "baked" into the footage.
Awesome thanks
You bet!
Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you! :)
Thank you
You're welcome
Every helpful.
Hello Jamie, do you think it is better to have the clip "clean" and reproduce the effect in post or to use a filter like Teffen ProMist in shooting is more effective? In other words, does your technique serve to remedy the missing filter on some scenes, or can it permanently replace the filter on the lens? Thank you
I personally believe its better to replicate the effect in post. Rather than having the effect permanently baked into the footage.
@@JamieFenn I deduce from your answer that there is no difference between the effect with the filter and the effect that is achieved in post. Thanks as always for your time and attention. Best regards
You are good
Thank you :)
Nice 👍
Thanks ✌
Wich one are the advantages of having this filter with VND Mist Edition instead of VND Signature Edition + Black pro mist. Isn't better to have both separatly and use it when you want? Thanks
If you can afford it sure go for it. But you also have that mist look “baked” into the footage. With this technique at least you have the flexibility to either have the look or not and also control how strong it is. It’s up to you!
thank you.
You're welcome!
I feel like I should just send you the money I would've spent on buying the filter. : )
My PayPal is in the description ;)
Gap yoq
Nice! Now I don’t have to spend all my money on Peter’s new filter! 🤣✌🏻
You and me both! haha
Nice video! Even tho it's a little slow for me:) just watched at 1,5x ^^
I have to accommodate all viewers :)
You saved me a couple of hundred bucks for not buying the filter lol
hahah good to know! :)
Pls can you tell what is your Instagram intro template so i can use in my sister's channel
Its not a templete.
hi, do you have any tutorial have a good setup?
good set up for what?
@@JamieFenn express myself wrong, i mean set davinci preferences
@@JamieFenn preferencias del sistema
Cool tutorial but, I'll take actual diffusion filters over post effects. I can spot the difference.
Driven Films to each their own! Just thought this was a nice alternative for people that wanted to try the effect on their footage and/or can’t afford a filter.
Hey Jamie
Hi! :)