Color Grading with Da Vinci Resolve
Beginner to Advanced

I really got a lot out of this course and it’s super cheap. He goes through every scenario from commercial, short, and feature film and goes through his workflow and best practice so it’s great to learn from. And for $15 it’s a steal. You can also find promo codes or times where they do discounts, I think I ended up paying like $8

https://www.udemy.com/course/color-grading-with-da-vinci-resolve-beginner-to-advanced/

Question: have you already done the really great tutorials on the DaVinci website? They’re not quite as comprehensive as this, but will get you started.

Second, it might be instead worth considering this course on Udemy, which is much cheaper, has a number of hands-on projects, and will teach you 16 with free updates to 17 being created right now: https://www.udemy.com/course/color-grading-with-da-vinci-resolve-beginner-to-advanced/

>https://www.udemy.com/course/color-grading-with-da-vinci-resolve-beginner-to-advanced/

will check it out. thanks a lot!

I actually did a basic course in Udemy. Its pretty cheap. https://www.udemy.com/course/color-grading-with-da-vinci-resolve-beginner-to-advanced/

You will learn all basics from here. After this you can go to youtube and pick up tips and tricks from other guys.

1. Stay Away from Qazi. What the say about him is true. He is not teaching anything worth the price he is charging. I wanted to see it for myself. So payed for the course. You can get help from a more creditable Colorist at that price point.

2. Lowpost is ok the price is low but that value isn't really there yet.

3. Mixlight is worth every penny. They will teach you everything you need to know about being a colorist.
4. Buy Alexis Van Hurkmans books. They are and will be relevant.
5. Study the Black Magic handbook
6. Go to Udemy and take this course with Chromatophore (worth every penny)

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This guy is great. He taught me everything I need to know and more.
https://www.udemy.com/course/color-grading-with-da-vinci-resolve-beginner-to-advanced/

Chromatophore color grading website:

http://www.chromatophorefinishing.co.uk

Udemy color grading course beginner to advanced by the same individual:

https://www.udemy.com/course/color-grading-with-da-vinci-resolve-beginner-to-advanced/

https://www.udemy.com/course/color-grading-with-da-vinci-resolve-beginner-to-advanced/

I bought this one in sale for 490 rs (less than 10$), and I like it.. This guy also provides some real life footage for the work he has done... I am not pro so I can't say how good is he?

If you're willing to pay a bit, Udemy is great (or any other similar site), at least it's been for me.

I usually learn the basics for most of my software at Udemy, and good courses usually go through the fundamentals extensively. After that I usually move on to more advanced techniques and tricks on YouTube. There are of course beginner friendly tutorials on YouTube, but I think having it packaged and presented in logical, step-by-step courses is really beneficial to quickly getting comfortable with the software you are learning.

Went through this one, which helped me a lot: https://www.udemy.com/course/davinci-resolve-15-course/

I want to get some more experience with color grading, so I also purchased this one: https://www.udemy.com/course/color-grading-with-da-vinci-resolve-beginner-to-advanced/