As you are on windows, things will likely look different so can not comment on that. If color grading is something that is of interest to you for either improving the aesthetic look of your film or because you want to embark on an exciting and lucrative career as a colorist I have tutorials that teach you the ?how to?s? of DaVinci Resolve.Nothing in there will affect my general VST/AU setup for my other DAW's (Reaper/Ableton/and now defunct protools which i ditched for Reaper). Perhaps the most exciting and revolutionary part is the fact that the system once costing in the hundreds of thousands of dollars is now available for free in the Lite version (pick platform, DaVinci Resolve then Lite) from Blackmagic Design (the full license is available for under K). Nearly two decades later and lots of groundbreaking development DaVinci Resolve software (the flagship product of DaVinci Systems), is now owned and aggressively furthered in development by Blackmagic Design. It has been used to color grade more feature films and TV spots than any other system and is considered to be the benchmark or gold standard upon which all systems are measured.ĭaVinci dates back to 1984 when the corrector was used in conjunction with a telecine system and only very rudimentary color correction could be performed. All new tutorials for Resolve 11ĭaVinci Resolve is a high end color grading application that is used to correct and enhance the color of film and video. Here is the latest from Color Grading Central, the best course on color grading I have ever seen. Color Grading Central – Davinci Resolve 11
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