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Down The Baselight 6 Rabbit Hole Edition - Sunday Newsletter

News, tutorials, and gear from the interwebs related to the art, craft, and business of professional color grading. 17 March 2024 edition.

Display Calibration Workflows With Industry Expert David Abrams

Mixing Light members & Contributors are joined by display calibration expert David Abrams, talking workflows, colorimeters, & best practices.

Python 101: Scripting Media Management Operations

In Part 3 of his series, Kaur Hendrikson dives into the deep end and teaches you to script a Media Management operation for copying files.

The Panel Lottery Edition - Sunday Color Grading Newsletter

News, tutorials, and gear from the interwebs related to the art, craft, and business of professional color grading. 10 March 2024 edition.

Searching Mixing Light—Power User Tips & How We're Improving It

Learn how to maximize the search functions built into Mixing Light. Plus, learn how we plan to improve it - and what you can do to help us!

Recreating the Kong: Skull Island ‘Toxic Yellow’ Look

Exercise your grading skills by matching Kong: Skull Island's 'Toxic Yellow' look in DaVinci Resolve. Luke Ross shares his approach.

Alternate Uses For Shared Nodes in DaVinci Resolve

Learn how to unlock the utility of Shared Nodes by minimizing the need to switch between the clip-level and timeline-level node graphs.

The Complications Edition - Color Grading Sunday Newsletter

News, tutorials, and gear from the interwebs related to the art, craft, and business of professional color grading. 24 February 2024 edition.

How To Adapt A Photoshop 'Channels' Technique to Resolve

Patrick answers a member's question about simplifying their node tree, adapting a Photoshop color grading technique to DaVinci Resolve.

A Guide To Composite Modes in DaVinci Resolve

Refresh your knowledge on blending modes: What they are, what they do, and how to utilise them as color grading tools in DaVinci Resolve.

Color Grading 101: Shot Matching & Working With Multiple Nodes

In Part 2 of his series, Colorist Patrick Inhofer starts working 'at speed' on the Base Grade and then moves to Shot Matching (with scopes).

Python 101 - Dealing With Input Errors, Loops, Lists, & Debugging

Kaur Hendrikson fixes the errors from Part 1. Then he adds complexity, teaching more foundational Python concepts, as we skill up.

The Poisoned Pill Edition – Color Grading Sunday Newsletter

News, tutorials, and gear from the interwebs related to the art, craft, and business of professional color grading. 04 February 2024 edition.

Emulating Baselight's Texture Blend Tool For Noisy Secondaries

Colorist Marty Webb shows how to emulate Baselight's Texture Blending in DaVinci Resolve to control noisy secondary operations.

'Barbie Look' In Resolve: Emulating Technicolor's 3-Strip Process

Colorist Jason Bowdach creates a Barbie-inspired 3-Strip Technicolor film look with customization controls using Nodes in DaVinci Resolve.

The 1984 Edition - Color Grading Newsletter #577

News, tutorials, and gear from the interwebs related to the art, craft, and business of professional color grading. 28 January 2024 edition.

Color Management With Log, The Elusive "Filmic" Look, & Clients

Mixing Light's panel of Colorists answers questions on color management with log footage, the "filmic" look, and choosing your clients.

Automatic Naming Using Metadata Variables in DaVinci Resolve

Luke Ross explores DaVinci Resolve's 'Metadata Variables'. Learn how to generate still, burn-in, and render setting names - automagically.

Color Grading 101 - Defeating the Tyranny Of The First Move

Is color grading mystifying because you have trouble getting similar results as the pros? Reboot your confidence with this new series.

Writing Legally Protective Bids & Quotes For Post Production Pros

Mixing Light's Attorney Seth Polanski Esq. shares how you can set fair legal Terms and Conditions when quoting and bidding jobs.

The 31" HDR Reference Edition - The Color Grading Newsletter

News, tutorials, and gear from the interwebs related to the art, craft, and business of professional color grading. 14 January 2024 edition.

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