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Posted by: alexp2000 - 2022-03-24, 04:06 PM - Forum: Audio and video editing
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Hello all,
Would really like to get into colour grading projects after spending a lot of time on audio syncs over the last couple of years. I know there's a number of members here who definitely know there stuff so was hoping for a few pointers/guides to get me started.
Got 12 potential projects where I'd like to regrade a high quality file to an older source. I've got Resolve installed but not used it yet and have a pretty good handle of Virtualdub (used it for a very basic colour correction project some years ago).
I've also got a workflow to convert the files I'm looking to grade into Resolve so ok in that respect.
Main question would be - what next? Do those of you that regrade use the Dr. Dre tool or soemthing else? I'm pretty sure it's going to need something like that to get things closer to the source(s) I'm looking to match to.
I've watched a video on the scene detection tool in Resolve and that seesm like a good way of being able to grade scene by scene but any advice in this area would be welcome too.
That's probably enought to get started but I'm sure I'll have more questions are things progress!
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Posted by: alleycat - 2022-03-20, 08:26 PM - Forum: Converting, encoding, authoring
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Wondered if anyone knew - obviously upscaling results differ between programs and settings etc. When downscaling video, say 4k to 1080p, do different programs yield different results? For example is there any difference between using the resize filter in Virtualdub and the scale in Premiere? Or are they all as good as each other? I can't see any difference but wanted to check if there in theory should be. Thanks
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Posted by: clansofintrigue - 2022-03-16, 05:28 PM - Forum: Presentation
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Hello, nice to discover this place... I do a lot of custom audio/subtitle replacements for my own benefit, usually Hong Kong films - would love to get into regrading!
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