Last week's webinar: "A Closer Look at the DaVinci Resolve Color Page" was a great success - hundreds of folks tuned in. Clearly, there's interest in Resolve and, responding to that, I plan to do more in the future. Last week we went deeper into both primary and secondary color grading, exploring tools that simply don't exist in either Premiere or Final Cut. After it, several people wrote to say they now feel comfortable starting to color grade their own projects in Resolve. To help you get started in Resolve, I have a special offer of 50% off this webinar in my store.
No webinar this week, but NEXT week, I'll host one of my favorites:
Ask Larry Anything. This free-form conversation will cover whatever you want to talk about. Register today - and
email me your questions so I have time to find the answer and prepare a demo. As always, my live events are
free.
Turning to other tutorials, I learned a new technique in Premiere Pro that will help when you need to make global changes to the fonts in your titles. This is really fast - both to read and to do.
For Final Cut editors I explain how to use compound clips to achieve complex effects that just seem impossible on the timeline. It revolves around how compound clips handle movement.
Finally, Leigh Reeves sent in a detailed tutorial on how to configure a Canon R5 camera to send a RAW image to an Atomos Ninja V for recording as ProRes RAW. The procedure is detailed and not intuitive. Thanks, Leigh, for sharing this!
After living in Los Angeles for 30 years, I'm learning that winter in Massachusetts is COLD! Sheesh. Even my wool sox are wearing wool sox. Still, I'm having a great deal of fun testing and writing about new gear, new software and new ways to do things. As always, I encourage questions and suggestions about things to write about. Feel free to
email me anytime.
As winter winds on and we deal with the pandemic that just won't go away, it is good to remember that spring is still on its way. Life will get better. We just need to be patient, prudent and keep moving forward. Smile... it isn't a race, it's an endurance contest.
Stay safe, stay healthy and, until next week, edit well.
