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@TommyInMotion Год назад

Great video! I always forced myself to edit in Lightroom because it's the standard way even though I'm way more experienced in Resolve. Watching this made me realise that I should be more focus on the outcome rather than the methods.

@cknopik Год назад

Great point! That’s a good way to think about it.

@wesleytallant6105 10 месяцев назад

i love this so much, i’ve got a fuji xt2 and do a lot of photography, got into davinci a lot a few months ago and wanted to get cineprint 16, and to know i can use them for both is exactly what i wanted to know, you knocked this out of the park thank you for an amazing video!

@nahomkassay4251 5 месяцев назад

U got photos posted on IG?

@bamherd Год назад

Thanks for sharing! Really enjoying this channel.

@EROKOJR Год назад

You have the most cinematic face-cam shots I've ever seen. I'd love to see a breakdown of how you achieve this look. Equipment, grading etc.. You've got a sub from me 🙂

@cknopik Год назад

Thanks! I may break it down sometime but it’s honestly pretty simple

@Marcin_pl 8 месяцев назад

@@cknopikI hope you do that :) Image looks great. And thanks for the tips. Finally a video that actually helped me find how to export multiple pics at oncd.

@fohx 8 месяцев назад

Yes i agree - the talking head shot is amazing.

@gustavorossiribeiro Год назад

Legend 🙏🏼🔥 exactly what I was looking for

@garrettniida116 Год назад

This is awesome! Great idea.

@watchspoof Год назад

Great video Carter!

@malimish 4 месяца назад

Great idea. i am gonna give it a try. What timeline setting do you use in the project? Do you just let the image setting auto create the timeline setting?

@prescillagcon 17 дней назад

Just the video I was looking for. Thank you!

@punkyproductions5153 Год назад

When I upgraded to resolve 18.5, I asked for support of Sony's raw photo files (ARW) as I would like to use the magnific color grading panel from Blackmagic "anywhere" 😘 This would be the perfect workflow with greatest quality for me 🧙‍♀

@MRBeatZComposerofficial 4 месяца назад

Wow, thank you for this amazing video! Exporting as PNG in Lightroom first totally solved my color space issues when converting RAWs to DNG. You're a lifesaver! ❤

@hautehussey 2 месяца назад

Yep. I hate everything program and workflow that involves DNGs. If a program works on a raw file and outputs a dng then it will impart its own bad color science on that image. Ie it’s not really raw anymore. I wish more people would talk about that.

@dekooks1543 Год назад

bro I want to watch this in a theater ! How did you make a tutorial look like a movie haha I almost want to cry. Brilliant stuff mate !

@BowenMoreno Год назад

Love it man! Ever since you told me you were grading your stills this way I started experimenting with new methods… while traveling in Europe I ended up using the Dehancer mobile app which can do halation, bloom, and overall film emulation really nicely. As always, great video bro

@cknopik Год назад

I’m gonna have to try Dehancer Mobile. That seems like a great option.

@209lapko 7 месяцев назад

Brilliant!!!

@GlennUpgraded 8 месяцев назад

What’s your color management setting when editing photos? The reason I ask is because when exporting photos, sometimes it’s quite brighter than my exported videos. I’m using Mac with Asus ProArt set to rec709 gamma 2.2 on the monitor by the way. DWG + Rec709-A on my settings with display for mac color profile settings ON on Resolve as well.

@Jdtstudio Год назад

❤nice tutorial.i love the way you use for the filmprint node and cineon node at the same time. I will try it,nice job Carter，Ask for more tutorial of the cineprint16 thanks again!

@carlkarama Год назад

Woohoo 🎉. I’ve been color grading stills on DaVinci for months too

@samf5258 9 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@DIY_Projects_Tech Год назад

Thanks for sharing love your work too. 🇬🇧

@foggymossstudio Год назад

Great video!

@TheEmberEdit 13 часов назад

I love it! I was hesitant to pay for a plugin like Dehancer just for a few film effects because it's like $300, but I hadn't considered using Resolve to add those film effects for images. Great vid!!

@GarcesBrosStudios Месяц назад

awesome video bro!

@NATIVEUS 4 месяца назад

was able to get this to work! it’s really cool! only question I have is, when I exported my vertical photos they came out with black bars on the side? I know I can change the timeline resolution BUT does that mean that the timeline has to only be vertical? or can i have horizontal photos too? i’m sure im missing something to small but just wanted to see if anyone else knew. thanks!

@NMalteC 2 месяца назад

In my view serious photography editing (stills) requires a dedicated application. Photoshop is the best known application, but I've used Affinity Photo for years and both apps edit circles around Davinci Resolve.. for video, effects, and sound I use Davinci

@cknopik 2 месяца назад

That’s a valid opinion. It seems we’re using them for different reasons. I would never tell someone they have to use a specific program, but I don’t think it’s bad to expand your options.

@hautehussey 2 месяца назад

Ps. I love the video idea. I wish more people talked about it. Not a fan of the workflow headaches of using yet another program in my chain (current use capture one for raw conversion, then photoshop), but there are some things that I can’t do in photoshop that I can do in resolve. I wish Photoshop had a way to do a quick round trip!

@brandonrude 8 месяцев назад

Good stuff. I need to try this, I've never been really satisfied with film emulation in lightroom.

@cknopik 8 месяцев назад

Likewise! I think some people have good luck with it in Lightroom, but the tools in Resolve let me get there much more efficiently and intuitively.

@TheAndrelopez123 Год назад

see I thought I was crazy haha! I've been editing stills on davinci resolve with filmconvert nitrate for so long now! glad I'm not alone doing something similar

@cknopik Год назад

Glad to hear it! Gotta do what works best for you

@dantecorbett2221 7 месяцев назад

Can we look into how to use DNG curve files that some ppl provide online to extract a curve within resolve? Sorta convert LR presets or curves into Resolve usable LUTs or Stills.

@rossscobievideographer53 Год назад

You should do a atart to finish of how you edit...node 1" balance" node 2 Exposure node 3 LUT

@williamshakespeare9815 10 месяцев назад

Love this! Adobe is such a wqste of money and constantly has issues.

@baaao 7 месяцев назад

awesomee! how did you add border?

@cknopik 7 месяцев назад

Thank you! The borders are a feature in CinePrint16. In includes a few mattes to choose from. There are several options elsewhere online as well.

@visualesdesdeelabismo Год назад

Great set of videos! I haven't taken stills in over 5 years of working as a DP/1stAC and I feel it's exactly what I need to get my creativity flowing again. I just got a good offer for a brand new x100v and I'm considering getting it. Do you usually just shoot raw in camera? Or are there any specific settings that give you better results to edit in resolve with a power grade? Thanks in advance!

@cknopik Год назад

Love to hear that! It’s been a great creative practice for me. I shoot RAW and use the Astia picture profile, but that doesn’t matter too much for this workflow. I definitely hope you get back into photography and find some joy in it!

@visualesdesdeelabismo Год назад

@@cknopik Thanks, Carter! Really appreciate all the knowledge, keep up the great videos, will be back for more when there's a new one!

@k-qp2nv 7 месяцев назад

how do we open pics in resolve? i am a ps user and feel stupid but i cant open my raws or jpegs..

@brythehappyfoot2959 3 месяца назад

can u edit in RAW photo in this Software?

@Cubasetic 11 месяцев назад

Is there a way to specify resolution, say if I had a 6000x4000 Jpeg going into Davinci and wanted to export that same specification out?

@cknopik 11 месяцев назад

Just make your timeline that resolution

@carlosribeiroo 8 месяцев назад

Great looking video and stills man, :) Any particular tips that you have found when it comes to the metadata side of things? Organizing the final pictures without any metadata can be a little bit of a hassle for most apps like google photos and the like

@cknopik 8 месяцев назад

True - I'm generally using this workflow for specific images rather than batch processing all of my images, so metadata is less of a concern for me. But I can definitely see how that would be a downside. If you figure anything out, definitely drop it in the comments here!

@carlosribeiroo 8 месяцев назад

@@cknopik I do the exact same and have been doing for a while, but keeping personal photos in a searchable state for the future is a real issue and I have not yet figured out a way to partially import dates/gps data from the raw into the final output

@KameronFader Год назад

Thank you, Carter. Do you know how to get rid of the purple or overly red lips that cine print 16 keeps giving me in my footage? 😭

@cknopik Год назад

I generally turn on the Neon Suppression and Vintage nodes which helps tone down the saturation a bit. You could also play around with some hue vs adjustments. Best of luck!

@yrbilla 11 месяцев назад

Hi great tutorial, I loved it. Just one thing I wanted to ask by grabbing still my pictures look all washed out (desaturated and contrast less). How to solve this? Does this also happen to you?

@cknopik 10 месяцев назад

This is a pretty common issue and there are several ways to address it, but it largely depends on your specific situation and setup. I would start by looking into color managed workflows.

@chasedaleyphotofilmhouse7272 6 месяцев назад

Try changing your color space and timeline to Rec 709-A. That should help so what you see in your viewer is what’s exported.

@ThePurposedEnthusiast Год назад

Hey Carter, I"m curious! What's your process for export? TIA!

@cknopik Год назад

In resolve I just use “grab still” from the color tab

@andydallo5826 Месяц назад

i trusted you before you even speak because your videos is well color graded

@vishalzparadize Месяц назад

Is that cineprint version 1 or 2

@yarshasound-relaxingmusic8459 9 месяцев назад

How do u export high quality stills? My still comes out as low quality than the original photo

@NATIVEUS 4 месяца назад

if you are using cineprint then maybe turn off the blur node! you just made me realize that on my edit and once i turned it off it came out as crisp as the original

@leiguaran 3 месяца назад

Do you have trouble with the quality of the images? My files being brought into davinci are very sharp, but when I grab stills from DaVinci, the quality drop is pretty substantial. Is there a certain way your exporting out of Davinci?

@cknopik 3 месяца назад

I would make sure your timeline resolution settings in DaVinci match your image resolution. It defaults to 1920x1080 which is likely lower than your source image resolution.

@polifoniaestudio 2 месяца назад

❤

@foerderzone 8 месяцев назад

cool guy!

@shoot_with_michael Год назад

is it possible to edit with cineprint with my Canon EOS 6D Mark IIfor filming not photos ??

@cknopik Год назад

I’ve not used that camera but if you’re able to shoot LOG it should in theory be possible. Although I highly recommend a robust codec and bit rate for any footage going through CinePrint.

@shoot_with_michael Год назад

@@cknopik the camera doesnt have log thats why im a bit worried

@minotaurgaming9674 3 месяца назад

Whenever I export my photos look flat. How can I fix this?

@5olano Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing - for me it seems like sRGB is not the best choice to work in since its a limited colorspace to tweak. It is what we are all looking at mostly on our computer displays but for editing purposes one could work with a bigger color space to have finer details and controls over the image. When exported it still can be converted to sRGB. what this workflow of the video shows is like shooting raw footage - render it as mp4 and grade the mp4. The outcome is looks very nice - dont get me wrong but technically its self limited which ins unnescessary.

@burgoyne711 5 дней назад

So what would you reccomend exporting it as? DNG? Or would you still use PNG but just a different color space?

@5olano 16 часов назад

@@burgoyne711 the output for displays in sRGB is totally fine. the input file format should be something like a dng / raw (don't know if davinci can open / handle them). A png or tiff with 16 bit is also better than jpg. But of course dont just resave a jpg as such - it has to come from a data heavy source. i dont have a workflow with davinci yet - thats why i watched your video. all i know is that you do the same with videos. you shoot in log to maintain image data as possible to grade it to convert it in a final step. if you work with an already converted to final output and therefore limited file you limit your possibilities.

@moneyboompsent9779 Месяц назад

Please cineprint 16 in lightroom ❤

@o.f.ftrack3444 7 месяцев назад

If Davinci had support for Sony Raw Images, I would literally do everything media related in Davinci.

@TheArrogan 9 месяцев назад

Great video. If I have DNG files, what color space should I choose? Thanks

@NICOMOLE 8 месяцев назад

how can I get the cineprint16??

@cknopik 8 месяцев назад

The link is in the description of this video

@hautehussey 2 месяца назад

16bit PNG? Is that really smaller than a compressed tiff?! And the problem with this workflow is going out to rec.709(or sRGB) is you’re throwing away a decent amount of your stronger colors that you could print (or view on wide gamut monitors and phones now).

@TrevorSomers Год назад

Wow! The only tool that is missing from Resolve is the healing brush from Photoshop I think. THEN it could be better than Photoshop for image editing. And it's FREE!

@cknopik Год назад

True! If you follow this workflow you could handle that step in Lightroom before exporting into Resolve.

@TrevorSomers Год назад

@@cknopik Cool.

@runnerone5358 Год назад

Tutor 👍

@jozef_s Год назад

Hi Carter, thank you for this video. Did I understand correctly, you manipulating PNG images in DR? Not raw? For some reason I thought DR and its colour tab is all about raw footage (picture).

@cknopik Год назад

That’s correct! Resolve won’t read the RAW files from Fuji, so that’s why I take it through Lightroom first.

@danteuss88 9 месяцев назад

@@cknopik you could convert to DNG, that's what I did with my sony raws

@cknopik 9 месяцев назад

@@danteuss88 that’s true! I find that PNG is a good balance of quality and file size for my uses, but DNG is a great option as well.

@GlennUpgraded 6 месяцев назад

@@danteuss88what color space are you using when using DNG?

@tyik Год назад

The drawback of exporting still in DR is losing the original metadata including the GPS.

@jaspergojit4736 2 месяца назад

But lets talk about the quality after exporting?

@JohnnyMcMillan Месяц назад

Sadly this is it, the export file size even if you bump up the project settings just isn’t high enough res to be of any use apart from online purposes

@BeyondAIMan 11 месяцев назад

I WANTED TO HEAR WHAT YOU HAD TO SAY BUT THE MUSIC DROVE ME AWAY.

@nathanielregier Год назад

first

@photobatya 6 месяцев назад

Man honestly, this music just annoys and does not helps to listen ^_^

@tejasparastekar7271 3 месяца назад

This is definitely not for beginners..

@mickywes3733 Год назад

interesting idea., thanks. had to stop watching because music was too annoying. ;/

@cknopik Год назад

Thanks for the feedback!

@JerryMungo 9 месяцев назад

The music is the same level as your voice. It made it hard to hear what you’re saying. IMO the music is unnecessary. Look at other photo tutorials on RU-vid. No music.