Full DaVinci Editing Timeline

If I never come back

★★★★★ 5.0 (2)

SDR 0:19 14 clips

Shot on iPhone

DaVinci Resolve

What you get

CHF 67

The DaVinci Resolve timeline with all edits.
All 14 individual grades.
The exact settings for highest quality social media uploads.
All 3 LUTs used in the edit: Base, Comic and Paradise (sold for $19 each).
All watermarked source files.
The DaVinci Powergrade I use as the base for all my grades (sold for $47).

All clips are shot on an iPhone 15/16 Pro in Apple Log.

The edit, clip by clip

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What you need

A Mac or Windows computer (doesn't work on phones)
DaVinci Resolve (free) or DaVinci Resolve Studio
Best results with a phone or camera that can shoot in Log

“DaVinci is a great tool but can be overwhelming. Sometimes the best way to learn a new skill is to reconstruct something you like. For that reason I included every single clip I used for that project, so you perfectly understand every adjustment and every setting.”

Leon

Get the Project

The full project, 14 grades, 3 LUTs, source files, my base Powergrade. CHF 67.

Questions

Do I need the paid version of DaVinci?

No. The free DaVinci Resolve opens everything in this project. Studio works too.

What is SDR / HDR?

The way your content is displayed on social media. SDR looks consistent across devices, HDR pushes the brighter, more vibrant colors. The two need very different workflows and settings. HDR is hard to fine-tune so the clips look the same in your editing timeline, on your phone and on social media, it took me dozens of hours to get right. And for editing HDR you want an HDR-capable monitor, a MacBook Pro for example, otherwise you have a hard time.

How do I get the files?

Right after payment you land on your download page, and the same link goes to your email. It has the project file with all source clips, the 3 LUTs, my base Powergrade and my DaVinci settings guide.

Will this work with my own footage?

Yes, that's the point. Study the edit on my clips, then swap in your own. Best results come from a phone or camera that shoots Log, but the grades and settings apply either way.

Can I post the source clips?

No. The source files are watermarked and there for learning inside the project. The grades, LUTs and settings are yours to use on your own footage.