Easy Cinematic Tones on CapCut in 2 Minutes

A simple capcut tutorial for grading cinematic night footage on the iPhone.
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[@nevertellmethaoddz8581]

Thanks so much for teaching us total beginners how to do this stuff. You explain it in a way that’s very easy to follow. I would buy courses from you about this stuff, actually will pick up your IG Reels course once I’ve gotten some decent footage.

[@Indywave]

Thanks buddy 👌

[@tonybarrett7557]

Nice videos. Do you have to worry about keeping colours within gamut? Some of those “neon” colours might be at the edge of the sRGB colour space and so you might risk losing gradation on some displays or suffer from posterization, I suppose. I guess it doesn’t matter too much as long as the display is small or the colours don’t appear like unnatural blocks of solid colour.

[@teemu.tutorials]

Yeah I mean for stuff like this, it's iphone footage edited for social media purposes for the most part. Going over the top with HSL breaks stuff easily but curves tend to work relatively well, that's why I use them particularly on capcut.

[@tonybarrett7557]

@@teemu.tutorials yes, that makes sense. I’ve taken plenty of shots on my phone that look fantastic in the place they’re intended for but fall apart when I’ve brought them onto a 27” screen

[@Hxq99]

So we can get cinematic videos like this without using ProRes ?

[@Hxq99]

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Here you are using log and I really like this tone