Texture - The "forbidden" color grading technique 

Whoa, you just upload just like that, with no mention. It's been a year! I'm glad you're alive! 😄 In all seriousness, it's great to see you back! 👍🏼

Thanks a million for sharing this amazing tip. I have been looking for the way to enhance the texture. I am pretty sure texture is what makes it a filmlook from flat home videos.

It's soo great to see you back man! Hope everything is fine :)

Glad you're back!

Your LUTs for the GH5 are still the best out there! Thanks for sharing new info!

Welcome back Sir!!!

Brolls are 🔥

Beautiful. Thank you.

Thank you!

Long time no see)) welcome back)) are you shooting in Russia?

Great tutorial. Would like learn more about the masking in Resolve, especially masking skin tones as separate from the background.

Hi Jonas, superb tutorial, sincerly is the first time that I watch a tutorial covering this subject is this way, so I learn a new thing today Would like to learn (I don't know if is possible at least in some level) but when I saw the video I think if it is possible to do a tutorial on making a kind of OLPF filter

Very informative breakdown, as always. Does using this in LAB L-channel vs YRGB Y-mix channel yield any different results?

love this tutorial and you've been missed. which film grain were you using, it looked incredible ?

how can i get that particle that you used?

holy shit welcome fucking baack, where have you been man!

look good bro

Name camera

Good tutorial but can you do the same on premiere Pro?