This is starting off my biggest tutorial set so far! In this video I will be going over the very basics of Davinci Resolve. Where to start, how to stay organized, and a basic down and dirty way of editing your Real Estate Videos. This is the first part of the series and I will be going into deeper dives into the subject matter in future videos. Hope you enjoy it!
Intro: (0:00)
About this Video: (0:51)
My Davinci Resolve Layout: (2:21)
Tip #1: (3:16)
Starting a New Project: (4:44)
Staying Organized: (5:29)
Timeline Building: (6:44)
Tip #2: (8:29)
Starting with Video Footage: (10:20)
Reversing Footage: (12:30)
Speeding up Footage: (14:41)
Tip #3: (16:04)
Grading Footage: (17:24)
Nitty Gritty Edit: (19:14)
Tip #4: (20:40)
Copying Grade: (21:52)
Video ReCap: (23:25)
Outro: (24:32)
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Place:
Raleigh, North Carolina
Gear Used to film this Video:
Cameras =
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Lenses =
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