davinci resolve studio 12.5 color editor

One of the new features in Resolve 12.5 is the ability to create ‘power bins’ that contain resources that can then be seen across all projects, which might be a simpler way to do ‘some’ of what Mathieu is demonstrating. It’s a really cool tutorial on an area that’s not often covered online, but would be super helpful to anyone wanting to work with a professional methodology. This is especially crucial in commercial grading where things must match exactly – or you will get notes from the client! If you want to see more of David’s tutorials, check out his Youtube Channel or hit this link to see every post on the blog that his work appears in.Ĭolorist Mathieu Marano, from My Canadian Studio, demonstrates how to create ‘project templates’ in DaVinci Resolve 12, to save yourself a lot of prep time. Talented colorist David Torcivia, who is making some of my favourite DaVinci Resolve tutorials at the minute, recently posted this excellent tutorial on using the Vectorscope to perfectly nail your client colours.

It’s a fantastic way to spend 25 minutes and you’re going to pick up some excellent tips, no matter how advanced a colorist you are.

In this round up of DaVinci Resolve tutorials I’ve kicked it off with this demo from colorist Warren Eagles at the Abel Cine booth at NAB 2016. You can download it today as a public beta from the Blackmagic Design site. DaVinci Resolve 12.5 is now out and you should check out this post which rounds up some of the best insights and tutorials on the new features and improvements.

Davinci resolve studio 12.5 color editor