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Configurar el entorno
Qu茅 aprender谩s para hacer colorizaci贸n en DaVinci Resolve
Introducci贸n al conformado
Descripci贸n de la p谩gina de color
Descripci贸n de la p谩gina de color: Palette panel
Scopes: correcci贸n de luz y wb
Scopes: correcci贸n de la piel
Preparar los planos para la correcci贸n de color. Primera etapa
Flujo de trabajo
Trabajando con nodos: serial y paralelo
Trabajando con nodos: layer mixer, key mixer y outside node
Configurando la exposici贸n
Balance de blancos
Shot to shot matching
Aplicar aislamiento. Segunda etapa
Cleanup with HSL
Cleanup with Curves
Cleanup with Power windows
Enfocando
Crear el look. Tercera etapa
Creando un mood
Sugiriendo la hora del d铆a
Day for night look
Orange teal look
B&W look
Aplicar looks building: utilizar Luts
Dominar la teor铆a del color
Introducci贸n a los contrastes de color
Contraste de luz
Contraste de Hue
Contraste de temperatura.
Contraste con colores complementarios
Contraste de saturaci贸n
Finalizar un proyecto de colorizaci贸n
P谩gina de render
Despedida y consejos finales
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Exporting a project in DaVinci Resolve can be an art in itself. Understanding how to properly prepare and export your work will allow you to maximize the quality of the final product and optimize its compatibility across multiple platforms. In this guide, we'll break down the essential steps to get it right.
When it comes to exporting, DaVinci Resolve offers two main options: single clip and individual clips. The choice between these two options will depend on the purpose and destination of your project:
Choosing the right format and configuring the quality settings are crucial decisions to ensure that your video meets the desired standard.
Technical details also include decisions about audio and file naming, which make it easier to organize and edit later.
Exporting multiple clips at once can be a significant time saver. Use DaVinci's advanced features to streamline this workflow:
Once you have exported your files, it's time to share your progress with the community or colleagues. Adding music or additional effects can happen in the editing stage before the final render if you wish. This step is critical for those looking to receive feedback or show off their skills as a colorist.
Finally, take the significant step of uploading your video to platforms such as YouTube and share the link with the community to showcase your progress and talent.
We hope this guide has provided you with the knowledge you need to confidently navigate the export process in DaVinci Resolve. Always keep exploring and adjusting as needed to create exceptional projects.
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