Grading BMPCC RAW Files in DaVinci Resolve 11
(Personally, I would go with Alexis Van Hurkman’s Ripple Training which is excellent – plus he wrote the manual and a couple of books on it!) That said, here are the rest of Alex’s free tutorials! If you’re after even more free stuff, Alex offers some free ‘creative LUTS’ to download from his site. Alex also has a full course available from Udemy – which I’ve not seen so I can’t necessarily recommend. Learn Colour Tutorial SeriesĬinematographer Alex Jordan from talks through the new colour match feature in a packed 5 minute tutorial. Although Ernie is talking about Resolve 9 almost all his material still applies today. Well worth a watch if you’re new to Resolve. If you’ve never even used DaVinci Resolve and are wondering how it will fit into your post-production workflow, what hardware might be needed for it or have technical questions about how Resolve works under the hood, then this hour long webinar from Ernie Schaffer will give you a very solid grounding in answering those questions. DaVinci Resolve Complete Workflow Webinar A nice tip delivered in a leisurely style.
In this short tutorial from Sidney based freelance Cinematographer Glenn Hanns you can learn how to keep your power windows properly tracked, even when they get obscured.
In the two look creation tutorials below, Theo demonstrates how to create a vintage look as well as an Aviator inspired two-stripe look. In this 12 minute walk through, Theo from Miesner Media shares his favourite new features in Resolve 11, which is a useful way to find out about new features that you might not have been aware of. Photographer Curtis Judd continues his series of grading tutorials in Resolve 11 with this 11 minute tutorial on the new colour match feature, which allows you to automatically conform your grade to a pre-shot colour chart. In these three 2 minute tutorials Tristan Kneschke from shares some quick tips on how to make the most of the new group grading functions in Resolve 11 as well as how to perform soft clipping and using the chroma dark preset to fix messy images.
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