Thomas Singh

When I started out I always wanted to impress the directors and took the first opportunity to go in extreme directions. I soon started to realize that it was shot the way it was for a reason, and most directors were more happy when I presented a well balanced copy of their images. Lesson learned. It is always room to enhance the images in the second pass but getting the most out of what is shot without any extreme tweeking is always what I'm aming for.

Might be a stupid questions but the thumbs has dissapeared from my timeline in color mode. I did right click the timeline button on top left and selected show icons but they still doesn't show up. Am I missing something?

I have some UHD clips and want to render them with the source resolution, but I can't find the option in the delivery menu? I'm on Davinci Resolve 15.

Interesting things you have going on there Dermot.

I could, but that would apply a different tonal curve than the one that was designed from Sony.

On the project I'm working on now, the DOP shot with a in-cam LUT. Any way to activate that in Davinci Resolve?

I need to normalize some footage shot on Sony F5 RAW, does Davinci Resolve come with a built in LUT for that?

Why bother to adjust the sharpen? Would be more interesting to see those two filters without any additional sharpening.

What smoothing filter are you thinking about?

I guess that should be put on the request list. Anyway, the EDL trick is a good one.

Thank you Abby, that solved the issue!

I have an AAF with the exact same file names as the clip in the media pool. For some reason the AAF on this particular clip doesn't link up to the one in the media pool. Any idea what is going on?

The file names of the clips on my timeline in Davinci Resolve is missing, how can I get them back?

I have imported an AAF from Avid to Davinci Resolve and need to add the clips manually to the media pool. But, any way to sort the clip names in the AAF as a list so that it's easier to find the clips?

Have you seen the Netflix show Riverdale? It looks stunning! Any idea about the approach to that delicate look? Whos the colorist? No credit to be found on IMDB.