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Color Grading how

Aleksandr Frayman

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Hello! Thank you for helping me deal with the problem in the previous topic, solved it! The next question. Who can help me to learn how to Color grading videos? To work with material RedWideGammutRGB and more? Do not send me to forums such as lift gamma gain , namely to teach yourself? I am willing to pay the money!:dupe:
 
Become a member on Lynda.com. Start out with the Davinci Resolve Essential training course and go from there.
 
Nice Stacey. Hadn't heard about that Poynton course, looks informative.


(posted from an old lurker account first, sorry about that)
 
You can find a few Davinci courses in russian,
grading is very simple and very poweful

Родион Жабрев | Цветокоррекция в Davinci Resolve. Курс первый (2016)
Родион Жабрев | Цветокоррекция видео в DaVinci. LevelUp! (2016)

also basic training on youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8zg6GYPm6M

and very powerful course (you can find it in russian too)
Lynda.com - DaVinci Resolve 12 Essential Training (in russian)

Also very useful to understand color scheme in Hollywood movies.

Find video

How To Recreate The Look of Any Film from Denver Riddle

and book about 5 classic color scheme in Hollywood

http://imgur.com/gallery/JKCNhh3

It is more then enough to make very cool ganding.
 
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WWW.FXPHD.COM is another source with great trading videos that includes color grading videos. Watch training videos on ACES as RWG / Log3G10 is similar in concept / workflow.

Some examples:

https://www.fxphd.com/blog/resolve-v14-training-in-production/

https://www.fxphd.com/details/304/

https://www.fxphd.com/details/380/

https://www.fxphd.com/details/300/ <- this is an older EPIC video.

Poynton's classes are always deep. https://www.fxphd.com/details/542/


I second this, Great Tutorials
 
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