Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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The Hue vs Hue curves are the best way to make the colors in your images pop, so I'm showing you every little thing about the hue vs hue curves + how to apply that knowledge like pro colorists do... so you can get better color + feel like you actually know what you're doing inside of DaVinci Resolve.
00:29 Understanding this will make the Hue vs Hue panel less confusing
03:29 How the hue tool makes you grade better
04:12 Pro use-case #1
05:58 2 things to know when using hue vs hue
07:57 Remember "big curves" to fine-tune
08:35 A second way to select the right colors
10:36 Pro use-case #2
14:12 Making this adjustment even cleaner
15:28 Pro use-case #3 (and tying everything together)
17:15 How to read the Hue vs Hue histogram
21:40 The tool that gives you more control (but should rarely use)
22:25 Reviewing the other tools in the hue vs hue panel
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Grab my Voyager LUT Pack. 17 LUTs to provide beautiful looks for any type of project so you can grade faster, take every image further, and attract better and better jobs.
cullenkellycolor.com/toolkit/voyager-luts-pro and cullenkellycolor.com/toolkit/voyager-luts-essential
Get my free Kodak 2383 film print LUT for DWG and ACES here:
http://procolor.ist/freelut
Check out my ebook, The Colorist's 10 Commandments:
cullenkellycolor.com/toolkit/colorists-ten-commandments
Start creating your own studio-quality show LUTs, camera LUTs, and LUT packs with my pro look design plugin Contour (free trial available): cullenkellycolor.com/contour
Need RED footage? Grab $100 off the Raw Film Library:
https://raw.film/lifetime?code=cullenkelly
Looking for RAW footage to work with? I use Artlist:
bit.ly/436l137 ---
Unlock my full pro tools, grading system & community here: https://colorist.inc
The Hue vs Hue curves are the best way to make the colors in your images pop, so I'm showing you every little thing about the hue vs hue curves + how to apply that knowledge like pro colorists do... so you can get better color + feel like you actually know what you're doing inside of DaVinci Resolve.
00:29 Understanding this will make the Hue vs Hue panel less confusing
03:29 How the hue tool makes you grade better
04:12 Pro use-case #1
05:58 2 things to know when using hue vs hue
07:57 Remember "big curves" to fine-tune
08:35 A second way to select the right colors
10:36 Pro use-case #2
14:12 Making this adjustment even cleaner
15:28 Pro use-case #3 (and tying everything together)
17:15 How to read the Hue vs Hue histogram
21:40 The tool that gives you more control (but should rarely use)
22:25 Reviewing the other tools in the hue vs hue panel
--------
Grab my Voyager LUT Pack. 17 LUTs to provide beautiful looks for any type of project so you can grade faster, take every image further, and attract better and better jobs.
cullenkellycolor.com/toolkit/voyager-luts-pro and cullenkellycolor.com/toolkit/voyager-luts-essential
Get my free Kodak 2383 film print LUT for DWG and ACES here:
http://procolor.ist/freelut
Check out my ebook, The Colorist's 10 Commandments:
cullenkellycolor.com/toolkit/colorists-ten-commandments
Start creating your own studio-quality show LUTs, camera LUTs, and LUT packs with my pro look design plugin Contour (free trial available): cullenkellycolor.com/contour
Need RED footage? Grab $100 off the Raw Film Library:
https://raw.film/lifetime?code=cullenkelly
Looking for RAW footage to work with? I use Artlist:
bit.ly/436l137 ---
