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In regards to the first point:
It isn't completely necessary to have the first CST mode at all but if you do; on the last node (second CST Node), the input colour space and gama should be davinci intermediate and gamut instead of SLOG3!
How do I fix the image depending on the camera if the application doesn't offer this kind of depth?
Is there any "manual" way to do it?
(I'm using node video editor just im case you are ramiliar with it :)
Cool, but how am i supposed to add a LUT that's mapped for Rec709 before the CST? It makes the footage look suuuper weird when i try it. Why is probably because the LUTs are made for rec709 and not for LOG, if i put the LUT before the CST it's applied to a LOG image not to a Rec709 image. Makes everything look weird AF. Isn't it very important to have that CST first or otherwise the LUTs look weird? Or is that why you dail it back? Because it's mapped wrong?
You've been a god send. I've been trying to learn this for months and was up and running after following your vid for 5 mins. Thank you so much.
Wow! This was SUPER helpful! You definitely deserve more views man! Straight to the point, and great colors!
Thank you! I appreciate the support
IT'S ALWAYS THE UNDERRATED VID THAT'S LEGIT! THANK YOU!
This was wildly helpful!! Pushing me closer to jumping into resolve! I almost liked it better before the final Lut but it's all subjective of course. Keep up the awesome work, subbed!!
Great to hear! And yeah for me it's always dependent on place of delivery for the project. If it was purely for a general social output, I wouldn't have added the LUT. But for the documentary it was for, I leaned more into that heavier look! Thanks for the support man!
@@JusttJC Cool! Thanks for sharing your decision-making process. Cheers.
this was super helpful thanks! and your luts are fireeeeee bro, they're all I use right now.
Appreciate it bro! Glad you like them!💪🏾
Thank you saved me a lot of time trying to browse videos for an actual working one
This is amazing dude please keep making videos just like this on color grading
you are so knowledgable, shining as always ✨
You the best
wow! so detailed and easy to follow man. I learned a way ton from this video alone than other TH-camr colourist
Glad it helped!
what a straight cut video........super helpful,,,,you got my sub.....cheers
Appreciate it man
best no nonsense guide out there, apprieciate it
Thank you man!
Super helpful, right to the point, and explanations are very clear. Thank you!
Just like I aim to be! Glad it’s helpful
I took Qazis class and it literally changed how I graded within a month. Great video bro.
Awesome video mate! Lovely stuff
Thanks man!
OMG bro, I literally just watched this and subscribed immediately, I have always wanted to get how to Colour grade my own skin and this was incredibly helpful, thank you so much and God bless you
Straight subscription, bro. You deserve a lots of more subs!
Thank you man!
Love this bro, thanks for sharing
Appreciate the comment man!
This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.
100%! Incredible job by BlackMagic
THANKS FOR THIS IV BEEN SEARCHING FO SOOO LONG
Loved the vid and easy explanation mate! Now I just need a camera that shoots log 😅
Btw you need to fix your thumbnail coz "amateur" is spelled wrong!
Literally was looking for all them tips and found them in one video ! Thank you browski glad ive been subscribed
Ahhhh I know those feels! Glad it helped man
Very nice tutorial and information, but the LUT at the end wasn’t really effective, How I use the best out of Luts of that nature is that I add a layer node underneath my empty node and I apply the LUT on the node below and change the blend mode to color, that way I just get rid of the contrast and don’t loose the color of the LUT which means I don’t need to dial it back down
That’s useful to know! Will definitely incorporate that next time. Thank you💪🏾
Super helpful my good sir. I'm working on moving away from AP into DR and this was very insightful.
Glad it helped my man!
Great tips. I'm still learning Resolve so this was helpful.
Glad to hear!
Great video! Really helped me understand color grading process
Glad it helped man! More to come
Great video! Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
very good tips sir, although, i think the input on the CST Of the Last node is supposed to be the output from the CST of Your First Node , Meaning Davinci wide gamut out if the first node, and davinci wide gamut in the last node, then to rec 709-A
Yup, you’re right! That was a mistake I made, i pinned a comment addressing that mistake a few days ago
@@JusttJC ok, no prob
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! You have a new subscriber here. I would love to know if you have a tutorial on how to balance the 8 nodes step by step, it would be even more helpful. THANK YOU
I thought this was cap but this actually worked thanks man. Ima subscribe rn
Appreciate it🤟🏾🤟🏾
Great Vid !
Im new to your channel so I haven't had a chance to look around but do you have a video on how you shoot expose your log footage?
Man thank you so much !!
Glad it helped!
to the point and detail make more videos man !!
Coming right up🫡
Maaan, why I am founding this video after I finished grading my student short movie 😢😅
So cool, thanks for the brief and very comprehensive explanation!
I know how you feel man!😅
Aaaaaaaand Subscribe. Nice work man. You've made quite a complicated thing feel much more achievable. You're channel is going to get big for sure!
Thank you!
Hey man, great stuff. Subscribed and looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Quick question tho -- in the CST you put at the end of your node tree (the one that funnels it all into Rec 709), your Input Color Space is Sony S-Gamut3.cine and Input Gamma is S-Log3. But shouldn't the input be DaVinci Wide Gamut and DaVinci Intermediate respectively, since that's the colour space and gamma you're operating with in the node tree prior to that node? Not sure my question is clear, but since the first CST outputs DaVinci Wide Gamut and DaVinci Intermediate, shouldn't that be what you input in the final CST node?
I always thought that was the case so I wanna make sure I understand fully 😅
EDIT: never mind, I just read your pinned comment.
Appreciate the support and yeah was annoyed i forgot to mention it in the video
What will be CST setting if I am shooting HLG on sony a7iii??
Da Vinci Resolve pffft!
Nah, just messing! :p Cool video lad, some useful tips even for a non DVR user :)
Glad it helped! Definitely some transferrable tips here to other platforms, but we all know where the real colour grading takes place😉 Appreciate the comment man!
Nice one, but Sony cameras are usually slightly greenish not red/magenta..
Yeah I’ve heard this to, but on the FX6 I shot this footage on, it was leaning towards the magenta side a lot more, especially in the skin tones. Could be the white balance/tint was incorrect in camera I guess
@@JusttJC Great shot's either way and easy corrected or changed in post.
I think it’s green because of color accuracy, most environments are green because of nature (relative) our brain probably filters it out, I agree.
@@nealhope6127 Could be, but the older Sony's were really green cast, the newer ones are better, but still slightly on the greener side vs Canon which are usually have a red cast. But Sony has great color these days, I love mine. Hated my A7sII.'s color.
Not the new Sony cameras though
How do you find out what color space you film on?
If you’re shooting in a log format in your camera, it’s the log format you choose
Dawg
Really nice, but that sky wasn't blown out. Just thought I should say 🙏
Yeah you’re correct but for me it wasn’t how the sky was in person
Bro you are fckin underrated 🔥
Appreciate it man 💪🏾
Hey, do you do grading work? I need a few videos graded. (obviously paid work)
Appreciate the offer but I don’t take on grading jobs currently!
bro wrote "AMETUER" in the thumbnail
Got an extra comment for that engagement though😉
Fun fact, you can change your thumbnail to correct that Amateur spelling mistake.
😆
but then I’d lose the engagement from comments like these👀
You skip the HSL node...
Why Rec.709 A and not Rec.709?
My video next week explains that but basically when using apple, that’s what you need to do to have the colours the same in davinci and on the export otherwise they are slightly faded
I am really hoping the thumbnail typo was for irony
how to get more engagement 101😉
@@JusttJC touché brotha
Feel bad actually, I posted that then forgot to post a separate comment saying how damn good the vid was 👊
@@walkie1985 No sweat man, appreciate the love!
@@JusttJC subbed
There is no amateur or Pro tricks to color grad. Its preference . Videos like these are done so the sub can sit and watch someone color grade. That's it. How you color grade your footage is based on yourself and what you think looks good. I make videos for client's and often just fix a video if its over or under exposed. Not one client has ever said ' oh this video looks amateur due to you not color grading it' ...Videos like these are done for cheap views something that most video youtubers do.
I understand what you’re saying and agree to a point. However just like with any skill, technique or activity you’re doing, there’s levels to how well you can do it. Your client probably isn’t going to notice it when they first look at it but if you were to show them the video graded by an amateur and the. by a professional, they’d probably notice the difference. Additionally, isn’t the point of why anyone uploads a TH-cam video, to get views on it?😅
@@JusttJC Clients post phone videos. Phone videos sometimes gets more views than 'pro' videos. Yes everyone post on TH-cam to get views what I'm meaning is videos like these are cheap and is redone over and over. Its a video for you to show of how you color grade. I didn't even need to watch all of your video to know what you would say and show. Its been done over and over. Its more the amateur vs pro title. Just because you can color grade your footage don't mean you're a pro,. I'm sure you watched a video with the same title and thought you should do one. Why is the person you copy a pro? Is it due to the title or how many subs they have. The true Pros in the world wouldn't post videos about being a pro.
CST is bad. deberia ser davinci wide gamut to rec709.
Amatuer.... Amatueur... Amateur... "Amatueur" is a good one. Seems like an amateur killer... Sorry JC, it's a French private joke. (the real term is "amateur", beginner). All the best....
an amateur mistake by myself😅😅😅
Well the first CST is wrong thats all im going to say.
useful 5 tips in 8.5mins.
No time to waste💨
Ok video. But i have to say that your CST setup is wrong. Your Footage is "s-log3". In your CST OUTPUT you are going from "slog3" to REC709 which is correct. but the CST in the beginning is "useless". not only useless you are transforming your footage to "DWG", so if yu tranform it to DWG your CST at the end should go from "DWG to rec 709". Hope it makes sense. Don´t follow Qazi. This guy is "blacklisted" in Hollywood. He steal a lot of stuff and he did many things completely wrong. He is a "hyperactiv beginner" and great salesmen. But don't take colorgradfing advices from him. EDIT: I watched the rest of the video. The way you are using curves (contrast) without talking about mid grey is something what Qazi also does. And it works for one image, but not if you want with 100 or 1000 shots. And your knowledge about LUTs and the way you are using it is also wrong. If you reduce the key output you are also reducing contrast and color. You can do it that way but again. It is kinda wrong. it is OK to make mistakes. It is OK to learn. But spreading misinformation is not ok. Do your grading, fine. But don't talk / teach about grading.
Interesting! I’ve used this method for grading full sequences but I guess throughout they have been mostly the same kind of shots/environments/lighting setups and not had any issues but that makes sense what you’re saying. With reducing the key output, if the colours and contrast are too much and I want to reduce them, why is it wrong to reduce the whole output of that node? But thanks for sharing this, will continue to build onto this 🤟
@@JusttJC What if you the light shines a bit brighter in one scene. Or you got more "color" in one scene than on another scene. Reduxing the key out will reduce not only the color, but also the contrast. So it is better to split a LUT. But it also has done correctly. Most of the LUT Split videos I´ve seen here on youtube are wrong, too. Sadly. And "pro colorists" will not reveal their tricks for free. Which is understandable, too.
Learning a technique means nothing whithout knowing the color science behind the tools. I know I sound like an ass or gatekeeper but I am see so many weird things ... becasue people saw something in a video and now everyone is doing it.
Even if you are doing things wrong, the end result might work. Working in a wrong log color space... it still works. You can create good images. But it is still important to understand that your color space transformation setup is wrong. You convert into a DWG colro space, but at the end you are going from LOG to Rec709. But you should go from "DWG" to "rec709".
Anyway. Keep it up. Even pros do mistakes and it is ok to make mistakes. Mistakes makes us better. Important is to be open for discussion and listen and learn and try to get better. That is all what matters :)
Can’t you just add the look and apply it to a color only layer? That way you don’t have to decrease intensity but also it doesn’t change your exposure/contrast
Why you said don't learn from qazi?
@@hasindukumara5358 he is a beginner. He is just stealing from everyone and his course cost 1000 bucks. You can buy a course from some real Hollywood colorist for 150 bucks. Qazi is on a black list. Every true colorist hates him. He is a fraud. And as I said... A beginner. Not a pro. He steals froms pro. Repeat things without understanding
bro, you've learned the material badly. you configure HDR under S-log inside DVG. This is mistake
Your music is very distracting. If you’re going to teach please leave out the music…please.