Best tutorial

[Sascha Haber]

https://www.fxphd.com/store/fast-forward-resolve-2012-fundamentals/

By far the best, most complete, easy to understand and you get to work on the footage while you see it develop under your pen.

A slice of color…

Resolve 9.1.4 , Smoke 2013 EXT
Colorist / VFX / Aerial footage nerd
https://vimeo.com/saschahaber

[Sascha Engel]

But is it really worth all the extra money? Usually Ripple Training is great, and they charge 80.-Bucks for a 11 hour course. This one is 200.- – that’s more than double the price.

Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
http://www.youtube.com/taikang

[Ryan Holmes]

[Sascha Engel] “What is the Best, most complete”

Well, to be fair, you did ask for the best tutorials available, not the cheapest ones available. Warren Eagles is solid. fxphd has a great track record as well for great content.

You could also check out https://www.taoofcolor.com for paid tutorials. He also does excellent work.

Ryan Holmes
http://www.ryanholmes.me
@CutColorPost

[Jordan Mena]

I did the Ripple training and was off and running. Great way to learn the software.

Good luck!

Jordan Mena | Editor | Colorist | Producer
Los Angeles, CA
jordanmena.com

[Alexis Hurkman]

Best is relative. Warren, Patrick and I all have very different teaching styles, and tackle the application and the process of grading in different ways, and over different durations. I’ve got a hard time being self-serving enough to make any sort of recommendation, other then to say that I’ve spoken to some who feel our products are somewhat complementary, so I don’t think you can go wrong. Check out the samples and see who you like listening to and watching the most.

http://www.alexisvanhurkman.com | http://www.correctionforcolor.com

[Mel Matsuoka]

Let me be “that guy”, and remind everyone who thinks that $200 is too expensive for Resolve training that this is a product that used to cost six-figures to own and operate only a few years ago.

Paying $200 to get training from a guy like Warren–who has used Resolve professionally since it was first released nearly a decade ago––is hardly a drop in the bucket, if you intend to use this software professionally.

[Sascha Engel]

Hallo Guys,

Thanx for all the feedback. First of all, I did say the best around, but also not too expansive.
When I asked about comparison of the Rippletraining with others, it was not, cause I think 200.- ain’t worth it, but simple to see, wether the training for 80.- will be fine also. Yes, I do leave in a place where 200.- bucks is quiet some money 😉
Did actually somebody do the Tao of Colour training?
I really like those guys work and wonder if the training is as good as their film work?

Greetings,

Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
http://www.youtube.com/taikang

[Jordan Mena]

You can’t beat Alexis’s dry wit. Worth the payment alone.

Jordan Mena | Editor | Colorist | Producer
Los Angeles, CA
jordanmena.com

[Sascha Haber]

200 is what you pay when you bring in your car for service…
They will do the work…ONE time..
Guess what you would need to pay for them teaching you how to fix your car yourself 😉

A slice of color…

Resolve 9.1.4 , Smoke 2013 EXT
Colorist / VFX / Aerial footage nerd
https://vimeo.com/saschahaber

[Szymon Biel]

Thanks for the resource. Does it apply to Resolve 8 as well?