I’m publishing a series or free articles and tutorials as an introduction to my up-coming Editing and Color Grading Workshops in Berlin.
Next dates for 2020 are:
- January 13th to 17th, 09:30-13:30, Berlin (Germany): DaVinci Resolve Color Grading Workshop
- February 10th to 14th, 09:30-13:30, Berlin (Germany): DaVinci Resolve Editing Workshop
- February 17th to 21st, 09:30-13:30, Berlin (Germany): DaVinci Resolve Color Grading Workshop
- March 2nd to 6th, 09:30-13:30, Berlin (Germany): DaVinci Resolve Color Grading Workshop
- April 20th to 24th, 09:30-13:30, Berlin (Germany): DaVinci Resolve Color Grading Workshop
- May 25th to 29th, 09:30-13:30, Berlin (Germany): DaVinci Resolve Color Grading Workshop
- June 22nd to 26th, 09:30-13:30, Berlin (Germany): DaVinci Resolve Color Grading Workshop
All workshops, 195 Euros, in English, and in small groups (max 7/8 students). You can read reviews of my courses here.
If you’re not in Berlin, you may request an on-demand workshop in your city. Let me know: flavioggarcia@gmail.com.
THE NEW ADJUSTMENT CLIP IN DAVINCI RESOLVE
This is a very welcome addition to DaVinci Resolve.
Adjustment Clips in the new Resolve allow you to work in effects and color grading in a number of clips at the same time, similar to Adjustment Layers in Premiere Pro and After Effects.
It’s important to know this: it was already possible to work simultaneously in different clips at the same time in previous versions of Resolve, using Compound Clips and specially creating groups, and you should also learn this other ways if you are serious about grading (specially grouping).
That said, Adjustment Clips are somehow “easier” and users coming from other programs are already familiar with the idea.
THE TUTORIAL
Here it is!
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