Thomas Singh

I have this strange audio conform issue when going from Avid to Resolve with an AAF. Resolve reads in the wrong audio clip. The audio on the Resolve timeline gets this ".new" extention behind each clip name, but the ".new" is not there in Avid and it's not there if I click "find clip in media tool" in Resolve. The way I bring the AAF in is by first loading the footage and then linking to the source while importing. The same happens if I choose not to link. Any suggestions very much appreciated.

Thank you Lynette for letting us into your color grading suite, I learned a lot from this class.

Cool features, great to see that the that the offset wheel can be controlled by the element panels finally.

Second this! Amazing set of power grades that I use on every project and can't recommend enough!

What is your question? The only way to get Mitch’s color science is to buy Cinelook from Ravengrade.com .

I want to even out / smooth a dolly shot that has some uneven motion. Any idea how to solve that within DaVinci Resolve

Strangely I read the two shots different and think the last shot is the most natural one. The first shot has quite infected blacks, less natural skin tones and greens that can't be found in real nature. If you want shots from different locations and light to match, it could be an idea to determine some factors that should be the same between shots, e.g that blacks should be black.

Have you read this thread?

This is super cool, great podcast Vincent!

We would be happy if you introduced a product that works. Why do you ignore questions like Keidrich's?

You don't have to, but in many cases you simply do re-track because it's faster or you don't care to look for the last good frame. Absolutely no wrong about doing that.

I work primarily in DaVinci Resolve Fusion and After Effects, do I need Mocha Pro to get a good track on skin and clothes?

I use the DM240 as my main reference monitor and CX for clients. We have swapped the CX several times, but have decided that we can live with the percentages of uniformity issues on the one we have now. What I don't like with it is the motion.

Wish I saw this After Effects course when I started out, would have saved me enormous times searching for this information. Thank you Lee!

Wish I saw this After Effects course when I started out, would have saved me enormous times searching for this information. Thank you Lee!