Thanks for posting. Very helpful. If possible would like to see an update for the newer Lumetri panel in Adobe Premiere Pro CC.

@Garret great stuff dude! much appreciated. Keep them coming! I'm loving the informative vids!

@garrettgibbons

8 жыл бұрын

Happy to help!

Damn out of all tutorials on youtube this one RULES!!!

Great tutorial. Thanks you 100X. Can you please make more?

WOW!!!! fast professional tutorial into the face without talking about socrates, world peace and to much details like how i open and save a file. THNX!!!!

@CLAPBUGGAZ yeah, I do something similar for most of my music videos. Every piece has a unique character and feel, so I always do my secondary color grading according to the color palette, look and atmosphere of the video. But I often use a form of these same techniques and tools.

awesome tuto Garrett.. very intuitive

@garrettgibbons

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much man!

Awesome my dude

this is awesome !!!!!!!

nice vid, thanks mannnn!

Hi, Any ideas how to bring back washed out footage so the red looks the red, green looks the green etc?

Awesome..so you do the same for music videos?

Hi, Is there any plugin or software which can match 2-3 different camera footage because in this case the editing will be much easier for me. I heard about a software which match the footage according to the audio level. Thanks in advance.

thank you!!!!

great video

thank for the awesome video!

@garrettgibbons

8 жыл бұрын

+gophergrrrl you're welcome!

thank you

the footage must use Yellow - light when filming ?

Well done! Hit the broad concepts quickly so that an editor can grasp the entirety. Thanks.

@garrettgibbons

7 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped you!

nice tutorial...awesome

@garrettgibbons

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching man!

i like it!

which one is da best among these

That is helpful

i just want to de-grade the colour grading for jurassic world when it releases on dvd and bluray, how can i do that?

very helpful video! how do you calibrate your monitors when you are color grading?

@garrettgibbons

10 жыл бұрын

I use SMPTE color bars.

Does this work with fcpx?

great video....thank you~~~

@garrettgibbons

10 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! :D

how to understand vectorscope? and waveform monitor? histogram, RGB Panel???

Got this video and watched it on Oct 2020. Nice one

@garrettgibbons

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped! This is a bit old, but the principles still apply!

@Rosomyat

3 жыл бұрын

@@garrettgibbons very true. Thanks

Hi Garrett, I'm new to your channel and I really enjoyed this tutorial. One other question I have for you is what kind of footage were you working with? Raw? ProRes Flat? and what Camera did you use... pretty much what were your settings if you don't mind sharing. I'm going to be shooting a short for my class and I wanted a looks similar to the movie "her" and I think your footage was very close to that. Thank you

@garrettgibbons

10 жыл бұрын

Hey man! For this, I shot on a canon 5d3 and used the Technicolor Cinestyle color profile, which is really flat. You can also search for 5tu's ultra flat color profile, which does something similar but doesn't involve any downloads or custom installations on your camera. So much of the look is based on lighting, though! The color profile is only a point of reference. Good luck!

@donricky88

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks. so much! In that case I have on last question for you, how many lights did you set up for that look? Basic 3 point lighting or more?

@garrettgibbons

9 жыл бұрын

Ricardo Castelin I think this was a two-light setup on the subject, and there was one 800 watt light bouncing off of the ceiling to light the background, though there were practical bulbs at the location that we turned on for texture and to light the background.

Garrett, thanks for doing the tutorial. What camera and MM lens did you use to shoot that clip in the tutorial? Thanks,

@garrettgibbons

9 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! I believe I shot this on a Canon 7D back in the day, with the 24-70 2.8L lens.

@ronnieashury

9 жыл бұрын

Garrett Gibbons looks awesome. Do you have a tutorial or can you write up or do one on camera setting? I have a canon t3i. EFS 18-55 lens, Rokinon set T1.5 Full Frame Cine Lens DS. I do mainly indoor shooting for film on flat profile. I do realize I would have to adjust ISO and Aperture based on light and desired effect. My current camera settings are as follows: Frame Per Seconds 24, Shutter Speed 50, ISO 1600, Aperture 9, Custom Faithful (Sharpness 0, Contract 0, Saturation -2, Color Tone -2. Any guidance you can provide is appreciated. My biggest challenge is when I upload the clips in post like Adobe Premiere or speed grade and try to apply LUTs, it does not come out they way the LUTs supposed to look.

@garrettgibbons

9 жыл бұрын

Frank, I'll tell you that many of your settings are good. Make sure that you are correctly white balanced for the scene, too. If you are in the shade but have white balance set to sunny out subject will look very blue, for example. That may be what is throwing off your LUTs? Also, I prefer to shoot as close to wide open as possible, and only use an aperture setting of f/9 if it is for a documentary style shoot where I need a deep depth of field. I recommend f/4 or so for a shallower depth of field and a more contemporary look. I hope that helps.

@ronnieashury

9 жыл бұрын

Garrett Gibbons Yes, these are helping me alot. I am not very well versed on how to do the white balance for filming on DSLR. Do you have any info/direction you could provide? I do white balance for photography, but not for filming.

@garrettgibbons

9 жыл бұрын

Just set the WB preset for the lighting conditions you are shooting in. For example, if in the shade, set the WB for the shade preset. The principles of WB for film and photo are the same, but unless shooting raw video (and planning to color correct in Resolve) you can't as easily change the WB in post with video as you can with a raw photo.

I can't get Colorista to work

Thank you soo much...I will like to see how i can create a war movie look like Saving Private Ryan...

@garrettgibbons

10 жыл бұрын

Desaturate the image heavily and add in duotones to get the right look. The bleach bypass look of Saving Private Ryan is achievable in a lot of different ways. I could make a tutorial at some point if there aren't many out there, but I suspect some quick Googling will find some good info!

@marlonbrando5342

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you but i don't know exactly what you u mean by duotones? Yes i will look around but I have Final Cut Pro 7 and Magic Bullet Suite so i have to conform to that...

@garrettgibbons

10 жыл бұрын

FCP7 is powerful and stable! Magic Bullet is awesome too. Duotones involve tinting the dark areas of an image towards one color and tinting the light areas towards another color. For example, tinting the darks towards blue and the lights towards amber can create an eerie feeling.

The free version of colorista has a watermark! annoying!

@garrettgibbons

8 жыл бұрын

Oh man that sucks! Yeah, I made this tutorial about three years ago and I'll bet that some of the specifics have changed. You can still follow these principles in pretty much any editing or coloring software.

@AsherSmithFilms

8 жыл бұрын

I will just use after effects then. thanks for the tutorial man!

@AsherSmithFilms

8 жыл бұрын

u should probably let peeps know about the watermark thing though

u do it so fast u can't even follow you