How To STEAL & APPLY any Color Grade!

In this article, you will learn how to steal any color grade from one clip and apply it to another using DaVinci Resolve for the iPad. Previously, we discussed how to get color palettes using effects. Now, we will delve into the process of copying color grades from one clip to another directly on the color page.

To begin, create a new node in the color page to ensure your original settings are saved. Then, right-click on the clip you want to apply the color grade to, select "Shot Match," and DaVinci Resolve will attempt to match the colors from another clip to your selected one. This technique works across various types of clips and even with images. While the results may vary depending on the quality of the source material, this method provides a quick way to unify the color grading style of your clips.

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Keywords:

Color grading
DaVinci Resolve
iPad
Shot Match
Color palette

FAQ:

How can I steal and apply color grades in DaVinci Resolve for iPad?
Is the shot match feature accurate in replicating color grades?
Can this technique be used with images as well as video clips?
What is the benefit of creating a new node before applying a color grade?