Masterclass in Color Grading with Derek Hansen

Nice course...very educative

Thank you gentlemen. 

Derek do you find yourself in the position sometimes where you are asked to come up with a look(s) without any references and if so what is what is your game plan for such a situation

Also any "begining baselight" courses for those of us that have the student edition would be most desirable.

1 hour ago, Dimitrios Papagiannis said:

Thank you gentlemen. 

Derek do you find yourself in the position sometimes where you are asked to come up with a look(s) without any references and if so what is what is your game plan for such a situation

Also any "begining baselight" courses for those of us that have the student edition would be most desirable.

I think he mentioned some things he does under base grade and some in look depending situation.

I work now in a siular way a bit and it really depends now and then as some things are good to do under and some after.
I would say play around variations and see how you like it most. 

My experiences are from Scratch and Resolve now but hope to utilize this class information in Sudent soon.

Very valuable software agnostic insight from a professional.  Very cool idea for a class.  Lowe Post nailed it with this one.

Fantastic masterclass. Focused on the thinking and technique that applies everywhere. About the craft not the tools. Thank you.

This is probably the coolest colorist course I have seen, it felt like I was sitting on a chair next to him in the color suite! Well done Lowepost, you deliver unbetable content over and over again.

Great Master class. a lot of information!!!!!

Thanks 

Once we arrived at 'secondaries' I was curious to see if we'd get a short 'fixes' to remove the mic dip into frame  with the man eating chips agains the window...   😊

I agree with others about the value of being able to listen to established pros with some weight to their name.

But I feel a course like this could go quite a bit deeper in showing practical approaches to solving what is talked about—while still keeping it software agnostic. I'm on Resolve but don't mind Baselight being used. There were some cutaway shots to scopes, but it felt more like B-roll to me, than actually showing a "method to the madness".

I also think Lowepost should move to a more professional video delivering system. For online courses 'Teachable' is great. As in really great. I'm forced to use Chrome browser instead of Safari and there is no auto play of content.

There, I'm off my box. Just trying to provide constructive feedback—I really enjoy the courses.

Hi Andree,

in my experience a lot of the bigger facilities running Baselight try to keep their colourist colouring, which is what I think Derek is focusing on in this tutorial. The fixing & finishing would probably be passed on to the GFX department. If you want the in and outs of object removal, look at the Paint Fixing in Resolve Fusion course by Lee Lanier.

I'm a freelance editor/colourist and unlike big facilities I have to do as much as I can in Resolve, editing, colouring & fixing shots. So I've found all the Fusion ccources very helpful, worth a look at.

Amazing great stuff ,plz make a course on HDR doly vision for Netflix (master out) or amzon etc