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07 Dec 2019

How to use Resolve's Cut Page for multi-angle editing

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How to use Resolve's Cut Page for multi-angle editing
We continue our tutorial on the new Cut Page in DaVinci Resolve by looking at the smart source overwrite tool as an alternative high speed way of editing multi-angle sources for a game highlights video.
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06 Dec 2019

Learn precisely how to colour grade in this comprehensive new tutorial series

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Learn precisely how to colour grade in this comprehensive new tutorial series
Blake Jones has been working as a colorist and film restoration specialist for over 27 years. Here, in the first part of a tutorial series, Blake lifts the mysteries behind colour grading, and precisely how to do it. In this part he looks at primary colour correction, which will form the basis of all your subsequent picture adjustments.
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20 Nov 2019

Here's a comprehensive tutorial video for DaVinci Resolve's Cut Page

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Here's a comprehensive tutorial video for DaVinci Resolve's Cut Page
One of the most compelling new features of DaVinci Resolve 16 is the Cut Page. In this video tutorial we go into depth about how to use it, using a real edit as an example.
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10 Oct 2019

How to make expensive-looking sci-fi. New course by HaZ Dulull on Vimeo

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Scence Fiction Tutorials
Fancy making a glossy-looking science fiction film? Or are you just curious about how they're made? Either way, it's a fascinating story
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15 Aug 2019

This might be the most powerful workstation you can buy

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This might be the most powerful workstation you can buy
Review: The dual-processor HP Z8 supports up to 56 cores, Quadro RTX graphics, 3TB of RAM and loads of storage. But is this the right kind of power for your work? Let’s take a look.
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25 Oct 2018

Lighting through windows is an essential art to learn

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Lighting through windows is an essential art to learn
The first step in lighting a daytime interior scene is almost always to blast a light through the window. Sometimes soft light is the right choice for this, but unless you’re on a big production, you simply may not have the huge units and generators necessary to bounce light and still have a reasonable amount of it coming through the…
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03 May 2018

How to flawlessly synch audio with the NanoLockit from Ambient

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How to flawlessly synch audio with the NanoLockit from Ambient
Synching audio in post can be difficult if not done correctly. The NanoLockit is a micro solution to the issues, and in this weeks video Bas Goossens shows us how to us it.
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13 Feb 2018

How to mould natural light to get the most beautiful shots

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Controlling natural light is one of the hardest aspects of film lighting
Natural light with its infinite variations can be one of the hardest things to work with consistently in cinematography. So why not improve your chances of a beautiful shot with these fantastic, and practical tips from Neil Oseman.
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03 Feb 2018

6 ways to judge exposure - part 2

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6 ways to judge exposure - part 2
In the concluding part of Neil Oseman's series on methods for judging exposure, he takes a look at using camera itself as an exposure tool.
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18 Jan 2018

How to turn your timelapse into a masterpiece

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LRTimelapse provides some powerful tools to work with timelapse images
In our latest mini tutorial video, Simon Chmiewliski from Onbrand Films shows us how to deal with RAW timelapse footage.
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15 Jan 2018

6 ways to judge exposure - part 1

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A light meter is still one of the most important tools for exposure you use
Exposing the image correctly is one of the most important parts of a cinematographer’s job. Choosing the T-stop can be a complex technical and creative decision, but fortunately there are many ways we can measure light to inform that decision.
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