DaVinci Resolve: Apply cinematic color grades with Higgsfield LUTs
DaVinci ResolveDemo summary
The creator uses a reference frame from the movie Dune to apply a specific cinematic color grade to a video clip with one click.
Step-by-step
- Select the video shot you want to grade
- Upload a reference image (e.g., a frame from Dune)
- Click Generate
Watch out for
- The footage used in this example is shot in S-Log 3 and has not been converted to Rec. 709
Tips
- Use the generated output as a starting point for your color grading rather than the final look
Highlights
“Just one-click color grade. It's not the final look, but it's a very good starting point”
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