Learn the MOST Employable Look as a Colorist
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if you want to start making money as a colorist learn to create the clean white look it's the go-to choice for majority of the projects ranging from commercials documentaries music videos and even feature films in this video I'm going to show you the most common way to go about creating the clean white look as well as my preferred method but first do me a favor and smash the like button subscribe to the channel and let's roll the intro [Music] before we dive into the video let's take a second and thank our sponsor kazi's toolkit now in today's world the budgets are shrinking along with the timeline but the expectations and the quality of your work is growing and doing things the traditional way just takes too long and that's where kazi's toolkit is a lifesaver I graded these projects that went on to collect 100 million views in half the time compared to what it used to take by using ki's toolkit and with if you join now so check it out and let's get back to the video so we are inside resolve and the footage that I'm working with is shot on Alexa mini so I've gone ahead and done the conversion so IDT input device transform taking Alexa footage and then turning it into your boy's favorite color space which is D Vinci white gamut and then on the output we are are taking it from D Vin gamut to re 79 gamma 2.4 so it gives us our perfect re 79 that's our starting point okay so I'm going to go ahead create a new node I'm just going to call it balance and then we're going to create a new node and then this one is going to be called our hsl curves okay and then we're going to create a new node and we're going to call it y RGB okay and is this enough that might do it and if we need something else uh image looks great I'm happy with where we are right now I mean quite honestly I feel like it's sitting a little bit more more now on the cooler side so if we want to cool it off uh we can use our color temp and then just our tint a little bit to pull it back