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Hi sir Can you send price details to email deepak.vm.deepu@gmail.com from india
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Render graded clips without grade in Davinci Resolve
Davi Silva replied to Thomas Singh's topic in DaVinci
Shift+D only bypass the grade, if you want disable all the grade the shortcut is Alt+D (Mac). For the selected Node it would be cmd+D. Also, you can disable in the settings. -
Hey Tom - it depends on how you define high-end . A lot of studios use it for review sessions and screenings, vfx houses use it as vfx reference player and asset management system in combination with FTrack, Shotgun and NIM. As a finishing system it's mostly used by smaller boutiques (which doesn't mean it's not high end, though 😉 ) and some bigger companies, which use a so-called site-license (annual all-you-can-eat). And then obviously we have a pretty big DIT community that use it for dailies. Lastly, when it comes to high end live streaming (more specifically high end VR live streaming), I think there's nothing else out there that lets you stitch incoming camera streams, do the geometry conversion, grade, comp, add OFX-plugins, Matchbox shaders and output through SDI, DisplayPort, LiveStream (to Facebook/Youtube/Custom server) and Headset at once and it realtime on a single GPU. 🙂
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Render graded clips without grade in Davinci Resolve
Nicolas Hanson replied to Thomas Singh's topic in DaVinci
Found it, it's still in the advanced settings. -
Render graded clips without grade in Davinci Resolve
Nicolas Hanson replied to Thomas Singh's topic in DaVinci
It was called "render with flat pass" in earlier versions but can't find it when I'm looking now. -
Great, thank you for taking your time to answer me!
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I need to deliver some shots from my graded timeline in DaVinci Resolve to VFX. How do I disable the grade? I have tried Shift-D and it disables them but not on render.
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Looks really cool! How common is Scratch in the high-end facilites @Mazze?
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I've thoroughly embraced the new scripting feature in Resolve (Studio) 15 and just published two desktop apps for Resolve. One app is called Projector and is used to create complex projects from templates. It offers time saving automation features that go beyond what you can normally do in Resolve. Unless you do it manually, of course. The other one is called The @ Button. It actually works with Resolve (free) 12 or above. It turns the most recent gallery still into ASCII art you can copy and paste as text. You can learn more about each app at www.metafide.com. There are several videos demonstrating the use of the apps. This one covers the Projector basic use.
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Please make scratch tutorials on the following topics: Creating Dailies with Burn-ins Importing xml from Premiere Pro Exporting graded clips Back to Premiere pro
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Import grain to media pool as a Matte. Add layer mixer in color page. Bottom node (top layer) add matte, select the matte (grain). Disconnect matte - connect matte output (green) to input of node. Set layer mixer to Overlay. Set top node (2) node key settings as shown. Set the external matte to "loop" (on by default).
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What is the best color grading software?
Margus Voll replied to Bledar Cili's topic in Color Grading & Finishing
Which in many cases is most counter productive -
Thanks guys... obviously I'm preaching to the choir here, but wanted to share what I thought of Lowe Post!
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How do I loop a grain clip in DaVinci Resolve? I know it's possible, just can't remember how.
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What is the best color grading software?
Sergey Matveev replied to Bledar Cili's topic in Color Grading & Finishing
Fair point, thanks. Seems it has been updated a bit as there were many videos before. Anyway there are plenty information you can find about these plugins. -
What is the best color grading software?
Bruno Mansi replied to Bledar Cili's topic in Color Grading & Finishing
These sites all try to sell you the... "how hard can it be?" ...line! 🙄 -
What is the best color grading software?
Sergey Matveev replied to Bledar Cili's topic in Color Grading & Finishing
If you would like to get Cinematic Look easy and fast you need to pay attention to Color Grading Central plugins, particularly, Cinema Grade and Color Finale! -
Awesome write up Jonny!
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Yea, I got that from the original post. What I was asking is, if all these coatings create colour shifts, how they deal with this on lens coatings. I also get somewhat distracted by actors who are obviously wearing a pair of glasses with plain glass as lenses!
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Good review!
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I think the only software I have on my system that opens faster than this is Text edit 😂
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Anti glare is a film they put on the outside of glasses. Although, most will not notice, as a colorist, the slight shift is percievable. You can see a slight green or magenta reflected in glasses at an angle. This also drives me crazy watch period features taking place earlier than the 80's and I can see the antiglare on the actors glasses.
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Is this a problem for all glasses with anti-glare coatings? It's only that lenses have anti-glare coatings, and I would have expected them not to alter the spectral response - or do they have an extra element in the lens to correct for this?
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I have stacked two clips on top of each other and brought the top clip into Fusion. I've added the corner pin tool to the image and the background is transparent. I need to see the bottom layer in the transparent area. How does that work? When I go back to the edit module the bottom clip is filling the transparent area but not inside of Fusion. Any help very appreciated.
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Thanks for letting us know, will definitely look into this.
