Orange and Teal Look: The Mistakes 90% of Beginners Make!

"People don't like to learn, they just like to do" -Waqas Qazi

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the world would be a better place if all teachers were like this quy

Where's the colour space transform go in the tree please mate?

how did you record on iphone in LOG??

amazing resource.

Wow man, you´re such a proffesional. Not only your color editing looks great, but your method is clean and complete as well

Can you do it in cap cut?

SIR IS THE MESSI OF COLOR GRADING 😍😍😍

Muito bom!

Pretty good but I don't think you utilised your full colour space properly by doing a log to reco.709 conversion at the beginning your working in rec.709 instead of davinci wide gamut

NICE!

Off topic, but 18 minutes into the video, i realized the guy in the video isnt taking a shower, but just dancing.

I can watch these all day

art is subjective

You meant printer "lights"?

I went on your webinar and I was getting down to the end of the 30 minute timer like almost finishing the webinar and it restarted is there anyway I can still get the files?

Or…the orange and teal LUT is not necessary at all even if used well. 🤷🏾‍♂️ Overused. Plenty of Best Cinematography winners that don’t use it. 99% of the time it doesn’t enhance the story. It’s just “what you’re supposed to do.” Annoying and unoriginal.

thx!

lmaooo is there any morrocan here who saw zouhir bahaoui cllip at 1 : 11

People really like this? Every time I see media with these colors it's just bizarre and distracting, even in the "good" examples mentioned.

Very Swag!

Very helpful, thanks!

As an amateur photographer, I was intrigued by this vid cause I’m really struggling dealing with color in photo development but I have absolutely no idea what’s going on here... This looks so differents from the tools I use...

Dude's back had like a 6-pack or something.

Great tutorial but the whites are rarely white in cinema, e.g YOU, money heist etc. where it’s intensively green or yellow in the highlights as well as in the mids

I just wish people would stop using the teal / orange look. It's so overused that it's borderline hilarious.

It’s called cross-process - there used to be this thing called film…etc.

I think you guys Really Trolls Beginner too much that you show in the Video Beginners Do better than what you showed in the Video!!!

At some point all this orange teal look will be like blurry prom photos.

How long would a short scene like that take to render though? I have an ok PC around £1000 and it took so long to render such short scenes, I gave up.

Which software you are using?

I rewatched this again. This tutorial is timeless.

if I were grading I would striaght up use a color mask to maintain the skin tones but mannnnn this guy just used the primaries and log wheels to made it all fall in the place, it was almost magic for me

I absolutely love the teal and orange look. I've practiced a lot with it and can comfortably say that I'm not in the beginner range but most CERTAINLY not a pro.

太厉害了，有用。这是我这个新手会遇到的问题

Hey I signed up for your free webinar and waited for it to start etc... I was disappointed that I could not pause or rewind the video, I could not follow at your pace when creating nodes. I need something a little slow paced, or at least the ability to pause because if you miss one little detail the rest of the webinar is useless!

You are very best. Very nice clips. I did the last one using your clip Davinchi lesson

I wish someone showings these with VideoLut, iPhone app 😢

Lol beginnner color grade actually looks better

It's 2am where I'm at and I watched this video probably this is 10 times ever since it's released 🙏🏾 shout-out qazi this here alone can upgrade you from beginner to somebody 🔥🔥🔥💯💯

How much time and effort could be saved using a Grey card to get proper exposure and light balance together with a Color balance card to get accurate colors just before shooting...

Great!

Thanks a lot! I leaned a lot from this.

oh boy another dancing negroid

I'm dying for a video on printer lights. PLEASE