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The Spatial Edition - Sunday Morning Color Grading Newsletter
This week: The VFX of Superman, Gen X Careers, Neat Video 6, Resolve 20.1 new features, Threadripper Pro Review, $3 million sim, and more.
HDR Video: How Industry Veterans Are Surviving - and Thriving
Unravel the challenges of HDR from industry pros on the cutting edge. Master workflows, inform clients, & apply practical tips to your career.
Neat Video v6: The Noise Reduction Update You’ve Waited For?
Get details on Neat Video's big performance gains, new v6 features to accelerate your workflow, and Neat Video 6 Pro features.
The Murderbot Edition: Weekly Sunday Color Grading Newsletter
In this edition: Worm attacks, cinema sound, Baselight shaders, moving Avid to Resolve, machine learning in post, ARRICORE, QDOLED, more...
Mid-year 2025 Report: Machine Learning (AI) for Digital Video Pros
AI in color grading: Office Hours LIVE! explores automation, creativity, ethics, and its impact on pros - with Colourlab's Dado Valentic.
Mystery Log Part 3: Back To Basics (with a dash of modern)
Learn to use lift, gamma, and gain controls when color-managed workflows fail. It's a decades-old technique, with spice for modern artists.
Skin Beauty Techniques with GLSL Shaders on Baselight
In his first Insight for Mixing Light, Colorist Corey Martinez shares several techniques for skin smoothing and blemish removal on Baselight.
The Manual Overload Edition - Sunday Color Grading Newsletter
This week: Working with 'AI', colour awards final call, DRTs, calibrating displays, self-destructing SSDs, a hardware library, and more.
Importing Layered Photoshop Files in DaVinci Resolve Fusion
DaVinci Resolve 20 has a new import feature for working with layered Photoshop files in Fusion. Here's how to do it and the gotchas to avoid.
The Buc-ee's Edition - The Sunday Color Grading Newsletter
This week.. Streaming synthetic grain, success in a time of change, Resolve 20 full reference manual, PCIe 5.0, 55" with 4,000nits, and more.
A Roadmap to Success in a Time of Rapid Change & Uncertainty
Accomplished still photographer-turned-post-production professional shares his career journey and how to use his learned lessons, today.
Understanding and Using The JPLog2 Color Space
JPLog2 is a powerful working color space for pro colorists. Dado Valentic unpacks why it will impact the future of grading.
Working Life as an Independent Freelance Film Colorist
Kali Bateman, CSI, shares what it's really like to be a freelance colorist who works from a custom-built grading suite but also on the road.
The Sci-Fi UI Edition - Sunday Morning Color Grading Newsletter
This week: Aging eyes, AI licensing, OpenDRT, 60-class GPUs compared, The Fritzes Awards, AI Magic Mask 2, and more...
Is AI Making Power Windows Obsolete? A Look At Magic Mask 2
Colorist Patrick Inhofer tests Resolve 19's Magic Mask against Resolve 20's AI Magic Mask 2, deciding if he'll use it on future grading jobs.
Solve Match Move Perspective Change With Single Tracking Point?
Learn to use a checkerboard pattern macro for a tricky Match Move in Resolve Fusion, using a single-point track for an accurate result
The Blackwell Edition - Sunday Weekly Color Grading Newsletter
This week: ACES 2.0, streaming success, PC Hardware, Color Slice limitations, Neat Video, and more...
Voices from the Set – What It’s Really Like to Be a Director
How do you become a successful director? Do 10,000 hours of hard work. Director Michael McCourt shares insights from his career journey.
Effortlessly Animate Layered Photoshop Files in DaVinci Resolve
With these effective techniques, quickly build motion graphics animations from layered Photoshop files in the DaVinci Resolve Edit page.
PC Hardware for Creative Pros - Conversation with Puget Systems
What specification should you use to build a custom PC that can handle demanding color grading workflows? Puget Systems has the answer...
The Scrutinizing Edition — The Sunday Color Grading Newsletter
This week: Examining Yedlin's HDR assertions, Resolve 20 features, Building Suites, Premiere Resolve, Blackboard One, and more...