Color Grading vs Look Development (Do you know the difference?) 

This is phenomenal. I only shoot stills, but a lot of this can be applied to editing photographs. Thank you for all of the effort you put into every aspect of this video.

Thanks for sharing your process. You discuss everything I’ve ever been confused about on you channel. The clarity is appreciated.

every film youtuber yaps and yaps about the same tips, thank you for something useful

This is all way over my pointy head, as I am still looking for the Go button my my camera and DaVinci, but I want to share my thoughts for other filmmakers who are in my spot and level of knowledge: I find advanced methods and theory will float in my head as I work and bits that I saw you cover here Jimmy comes down and touches my brain at the moment I need it. I have trained adults for years, and we think differently as adults. We are most interested in finding things we know and applying new information for adults to digest. It's Why adults always pester instructors with "Why?" They aren't like kids when you could say, "I told you so, that's why" and get away with it.😂 Great stuff, Jimmy, you rock!

thank you for your help, this is super educational even for someone that doesn't film or create video to better understand how film achieves such looks in cinema.

This video is amazing! The way you explained something so complex and made it simple for everyone to understand is awesome. There are no video about look development on youtube. Thank you so much for putting the effort and uploading this is gold in terms of color grading videos of youtube. PD: Let us by the kodak 50d lut alone plss

once your channel is going to boom, you are the underdog right now.... i am currently making my first non-feature for film festival this year. In my mind i will always be thankful to people like you who helps people like with no cost literary.. i have great respect for you guys i hope god will return you the same favor that your doing for us brother. Keep it up Take care brother

My 10 minutes not wasted with bs vlogging about editing. You went straight to the point! I've been editing for years and still wanted to learn everyday. Saw a lot of video editing channels that are full of crappy intros and dialogue. Youre in the right track! Hope my comment made your day man! Keep it up!

This is a super helpful and informative video! I haven’t seen bigger RU-vid channels covering color grading go this in depth with color science and creating a film look, especially with dtcl. Thank you! 🙏🏽

Complimentoni, sei uno dei più interessanti e precisi.

Your Work is amazing, not only it is but your ability to share is the perfect balance between vulgarisation and technical still. Love your work man keep going and thank you !

Really appreciate your thought process behind these videos! You're pov is definitely a unique one in this space. Learning a lot from each video watched. Subscribed!!

Great tutorial. As far as I know in the HSL saturation node the gamma affects the lower saturated areas and the gain affects the higher saturated areas and not the midtones and highlights.

Your videos are incredible, so much knowledge and value presented in a way that’s easy for me to understand. Thanks for the work you put into these!!

Really really good video that WAY MORE people need to watch. I can't stand the "how to create *insert popular movie* look" videos where they onky grade one single shot using color correction tools and heavy qualitiers. Not only the result is never very good, the "look" falls apart as soon as you try to apply it on other shots. It's just misinformation and onky confuses beginners.

Your knowledge & skill are AMAZING. So glad I found your channel!

Your knowledge is absolutely inspiring. Great work!

I really love your approach to color grading (well...look development!). I've been working with Resolve for years now and you are one of the few on RU-vid that understand well the "film look". By the way, which DTCL are you using? Is it the Hue Bezier Split-Tone DCTL? I would like to try it :) Thanks for your work and for sharing your knowledge.

Great stuff personally I'm quite a bit beyond this simple grade but great stuff for people getting into color grading behind a film lut, I think this will help a lot of burgeoning colorists to help them understand the different rooms between the luts they use. Great work buddy!

Best video on this subject 100%. Thanks man!

thank you, this is so helpful! also love the lighting in your intro shot!

absolute gem!!!

yep, Kaur Hendrickson is really nice young guy - has a great attiude and extremely smart. Great tool to help with grading looks.

Where yo can find the ARRI still that you use as sample? Everyone seem like using that still, but I don't know where to download it

Excellent work. I’m really impressed with your videos. Subbed.

amazing tutorial! very helpful! Thank you Jimmy!

Thankyou for making this video! On what monitor are you grading here?

Dang, great video

Amaizing!

This is awesome brother, well explained!

thanks

Is there a way to do something similar for still photography? Regardless really interesting stuff, I subscribed right away!

Could you use the color warper + qualifier limited to highlight and do another node for shadows instead of the paid dctl? I understand the curves could do it too, but I always find those to be too sensitive and inaccurate

Thank you for this video! Does this apply to showluts for camera use?

Great video and insights 👍🏾

If you made some luts for dji d-log, i'd totally buy them off you in a flash

very detailed

So look development is creating a grade that applies well over all your shots, and coloring is tweaking it afterwards?

why applying CST from LogC to Cineon on a 4-color gradient that is in rec709?

Does your kodak 50d lut works with braw?

Why is your gamma 2.2 and not standard 2.4

My jaw dropped when you paused yourself 😮

This is just another DCTL

dude i can barely hear you, whats wrong with your sound level?

Hello bro what IS your Instagram ?