in today's video I'm gonna be using my new origami lot to convert Blackmagic
pocket log into very nice clean rec.709 and gave it cinematic look let's jump in
DaVinci Resolve and I'm gonna show you how to do that
alright we are inside DaVinci Resolve and I'm gonna show you fantastic
technique how we can turn this into that using my new origami lat for black magic
pocket 4k + 6 K so let's get started so we have footage over here of my nephew
Michael riding his bicycle I shot this with pocket for K using DJI Ronin I was
actually sitting in the back of the car in the in the trunk and we've been
driving along the way so first thing first let's verify that indeed we are in
the log iso 400 we don't have any highlights going on so everything looks
perfect so I'm gonna do a new note right click Lots 3d lot air MK origami and
origami bmpcc log and right away we have a nice conversion everything looks very
nice and clean I designed the slot by the way to be
very clean it doesn't introduce any kind of noise to the footage it's very clean
and pristine so this one I'm gonna label origami blot and I'm gonna do a new note
and in this note I want to give it a little bit more feeling of the sunset
even though we have a nice little highlight kind of going on over here I
want to add a little bit more so this is a perfect frame to do that so I'm gonna
go into a qualifier and I'm gonna uncheck hue and saturation I'm just
gonna loot leave luminance okay I'm gonna go into a highlight selection and
I'm gonna go down down down down down down down okay like that is perfect I'm
gonna introduce nice feather okay that way we don't have any kind of crazy
dancing always going on okay like that looks
perfect so what I'm gonna do now I'm gonna increase the temperature okay and
I'm gonna dial down the tint a little bit so we kind of have this interesting
cinematic kind of greenish imitating the film print okay let me show you before
and after okay everything is perfect now so this one I'm gonna call this worm I'm
gonna do new note and now I'm gonna convert this into parallel ulti so now
we're working with the parallel structure so this one I'm gonna do
balance really quick okay and by the balance that mint sounds a little bit
warmer I want to neutralize them a little bit so in the primaries I'm just
gonna dial it down just a tiny bit so the skin have very nice little redness
to it okay before and after we can see that skin being preserved very very well
okay and in this note in the next following now let's see really quick
okay looks perfect now I want to tackle the grass I want to make sure that we
have very nice cinematic picture so I'm gonna turn on highlight again and click
on the grass so really quick I want to make sure we don't have any skin okay I
want to make sure that we don't have any kind of crazy saturated objects okay
like this maybe a little bit more let's do clean no let's do better clean black
let's play it back to make sure we don't have any kind of crazy dancing noise
going on alright looks very nice and clean I'm gonna do a little bit of blur
so one option I can do a little bit of color boost okay that's very nice we can
see that image is becoming very nice and vibrant right away and then in a very
same node I'm going to go into curves only leave luma and I'm
gonna drop down luma of the grass a little bit so I'm dropping down luma
basically in the green Channel so before and after we can see that it added much
more vibrant feel to it so let me show you in full screen before and after and
if I'm gonna zoom in into the image we can see that it's still very clean we
don't have any kind of artifacts going on so it's very nice clean conversion ok
so what else I can do I'm gonna do another node and for this one I'm gonna
do a little bit kind of a vignette
Ingush him so it's very simple let's do a nice
circular vini ating cut alike this I'm not even gonna track this very very
sloppy ok I wanna dial it down just a bit and then flip it ok just like that
so something like that let's see kind of let's keep it like this the way our eyes
sort of have a center screen for focusing all right that looks really
really good what else ok I'm gonna do another node okay and in
this node I'm gonna drop blacks just a little bit more because we can see that
our blacks a little bit elevated ok just like that and maybe give a slight pop to
highlights so we have a very nice contrast in our image ok let's check it
out before and after before and after okay so let's exit from here and finally
to add little cherry on top I want to add a little bit of film grain to make
it more cinematic ok I'm gonna type in film grain drop it right
over here I'm gonna zoom in and there's my little secret so I'm gonna do thirty
five-millimeter and I want to increase strength a little bit okay so something
like that I went a little too much okay a little too much all right so that
looks good but now I'm gonna go into note key and using key output I want to
dial it down so now we have clean skin and I want to dial it down where we
barely start seeing any kind of grain okay so something like that is perfect
it gives a very nice cinematic feel and again even after conversion we can see
that our image is still very clean we don't have any kind of chroma or
anything when I was developing this origami lot I wanted to make sure that
the skin and everything preserved very very clean so we don't introduce any
kind of additional artifacts okay and now to put cherry on top or I should
call it gravy I'm gonna go into image scaling
okay I'm gonna uncheck this and I'm gonna put 1716 and mismatch resolution
files I'm gonna do scale full frame with crop and then I'm gonna click OK and now
we have very nice white screen that looks very cinematic
like it's been shot with anamorphic and it looks fantastic so let's check it out
everything we've done before and after looks very clean like re Alexa very
cinematic and now to give illusion that is going faster than he actually was he
wasn't going as fast as he wanted but you know safety first and all that my
final note is gonna be motion blur okay and in the motion blur we're gonna go in
this little tab over here we're going to you motion blur better we're gonna leave
this at medium and I want to zoom in a little bit and once we start increasing
this that's a little bit too much let's do like 23 as long as he remains the
same and back around a little bit different that's where we aiming okay so
really quick again let me do fullscreen for you okay
before and after so we kind of faking little sensation of speed like this to
make it look a little bit faster than what it is so again let's do before in
our final image after I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial make sure to check
out origami lot link in the description below and I'm gonna see you next time
take care