Transforming Tones: Masterful Color Grading for Dark-Caramel Skin in DaVinci Resolve | Jidefilms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to an exclusive color grading tutorial with Jidefilms! In this intimate session, we'll guide you through the process of enhancing dark-caramel skin tones to achieve beautiful, cinematic looks using DaVinci Resolve. This tutorial is perfect for filmmakers, video editors, and colorists who want to celebrate and elevate the natural beauty of dark-caramel skin. Follow along as Jidefilms takes you step-by-step, from initial color correction to applying a filmic look that transforms your footage.
What You'll Learn with Jidefilms:
Color Correction Basics: Understand the foundation of color grading and how to correct for exposure, white balance, and skin tones.
Skin Tone Enhancement: Techniques to highlight and complement dark-caramel skin tones.
Cinematic Looks: How to apply filmic LUTs and create custom looks that give your footage a professional, cinematic feel.
Using DaVinci Resolve Tools: Master the use of color wheels, curves, qualifiers, and masks to achieve precise and beautiful results.
Advanced Tips and Tricks: Discover advanced methods to refine your grade, including secondary color corrections and creative grading techniques.
Why Watch This Video with Jidefilms:
Transform your footage with professional-grade color correction and grading.
Achieve smooth, natural, and flattering skin tones for dark-caramel skin.
Learn practical and advanced techniques to take your grading skills to the next level.
Gain confidence in using DaVinci Resolve for color grading and creating cinematic looks.
Join Jidefilms in this personal and detailed tutorial to elevate your color grading game. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exclusive tutorials and filmmaking tips from Jidefilms!
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This is easily the best color grading tutorial for dark skin👏🏾👏🏾👌🏾 . African editors need to see this!! Love from Naija 🇳🇬
😂😂😂🙏
Pro tip: turn off the denoiser node for faster grades, and when copying grades, you don’t need to highlight both clips, but nice tutorial by the way
Thanks Kelvin! Good having you around. I’ll check those tips you shared also.
@@JideFilms Uwc, let me throw in my subscription
Thanks! I’m smiling 😊
Faced my color fears using this tutorial bless you
Glad you did!!!
My bro big thank to you , I can now learn color grading 🥰
@@user-bw6fr1oh7q thanks! Ensure you subscribe
nice work obo this color is amazing
Thanks 😅
Run it!!!!
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Ty man🔥
Thanks 🙏
good work. why didn't you use any layer
Thanks for the observation. The law is meant to be understood so you can break it. For this flow it wasn’t really needed. If I was grading with curves or another technique yeah might need layer to retain my skin work.
Great! We dont need another canadian youtuber 😂
Haha yeah! That sounds fun! May I know why 😅
This was wholesome 🫶🏼
I have a couple questions hope you don’t mind
1. Why apply noise reduction first? I usually do mine last is it a preference thing or there’s a difference
2. Is there a difference to creating a cineon film node after your cst and putting it on the same node as your cst
Thanks 😊
1. If you check the flow, it was still my last node. I love my images been clean before working on them, that’s why they were still my last node.
2. It’s better so it’s not crushed.
It’s great having you around, hope you subscribe.
@@JideFilms lol
I did my boss
Thank you
My noise reduction is usually my first node
But last thing I do 😂 but thank you for the replies
Please I also do some da Vinci tutorials on my channel
Please can you help checking and giving a few tips 🥹
Lastly, it makes it easier on your Pc to process it. Noise is a heavier process it’s better to have it last.
@@JideFilms 🙌🏽
@DirKoko 😅