Want your live stream video quality to look more cinematic, beautiful, and professional? This vMix colour grading tutorial shows you the trick to transform your flat camera footage into a stunning, color-corrected production in real-time by using custom LUTs (Look Up Tables).
We will walk through the entire process, from creating a custom LUT in DaVinci Resolve to importing and applying it directly inside vMix without any noticeable lag.
This technique works great even if you don't have an expensive camera like a Sony FX30; I show the results using a Sony ZV-E10. All you need is a basic understanding of color correction and how to export your custom LUT (.cube file).
Watch to learn how to achieve rich skin tones and vibrant colors for your next live broadcast!
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📌 Chapters / Timestamps:
0:00 - The Stunning Video Transformation.
0:06 - The Trick: Using LUTs right inside vMix.
0:45 - Introduction: Who I am and the tutorial topic.
0:54 - Why live streams look so beautiful (They use LUTs).
1:08 - You can do this with any cheaper camera (e.g., Sony ZV-E10).
1:20 - Prerequisites: Understanding color correction and exporting a LUT.
1:34 - The Flat Video Look without a LUT.
1:47 - Current Setup: Recording straight through vMix.
2:04 - Step 1: How to Add a LUT Effect in vMix.
2:21 - vMix requires a .cube or PNG file.
2:30 - Step 2: Generating the Custom LUT in DaVinci Resolve.
3:11 - Naming and Generating the "Sunny look 1" LUT.
3:33 - Step 3: Importing and Applying the LUT in vMix.
3:38 - 🤯 Real-Time Results: The "Wow" Moment (and No Lag!).
4:02 - Fine-tuning the look by reducing the strength.
4:15 - Before and After Color Correction Comparison.
4:30 - Conclusion of the Tutorial.
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