So we have established now, that there are some main rules. It makes the film easier to understand by your audience. Because based on the location and events, it makes more sense to grade your scenes dark and blue. Even though, from a technical perspective, you can totally make your footage bright and yellow, it will confuse your audience. The question here is, is there a “right” and a “wrong” look?ĭifferent colors affect your audience’s moods in different ways.įor example, if your trying to grade a horror film, and the events take place at night.
sat, 3D tracking and keying, We can virtually reproduce any look we want. With all the available advanced controls, like hue vs. With DaVinci Resolve being free, and a ton of color grading tools available out there, the question now is not “what can I do with my footage”, but rather “what do I want to do with the footage?”.
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