Hey Guys,
What is the best workflow for coloring/grading a short film (about 20-30 mins) and even super short films (2-3 minutes) edited in Premiere CC in Davinci Resolve 10?
I've searched endlessly on forums and youtube, and all I seem to find are the typical roundtripping options and using XML's from premiere to resolve. That would be awesome, however it NEVER works. It might work if the film your editing is like most tutorial videos where there are 4 video clips on one video track, but that is usually never the case.
For example, if I edit a project and I use multiple video/audio tracks (like a normal editor would), and import that XML into Resolve, it wont find many of the clips. However, if it does find all the clips, and it does work perfect, the next problem is that whenever I grade and then import that new XML from Resolve into Premiere, all the in and out points are ridiculously off. Along with that, if you use Warp stabilizer ever and need to nest your clips in order to use the effect, Resolve can't read it.
So I'm wondering, what is the best way to do this so that there are no problems that set you way back rather than moving you forward?
Thanks!
What is the best workflow for coloring/grading a short film (about 20-30 mins) and even super short films (2-3 minutes) edited in Premiere CC in Davinci Resolve 10?
I've searched endlessly on forums and youtube, and all I seem to find are the typical roundtripping options and using XML's from premiere to resolve. That would be awesome, however it NEVER works. It might work if the film your editing is like most tutorial videos where there are 4 video clips on one video track, but that is usually never the case.
For example, if I edit a project and I use multiple video/audio tracks (like a normal editor would), and import that XML into Resolve, it wont find many of the clips. However, if it does find all the clips, and it does work perfect, the next problem is that whenever I grade and then import that new XML from Resolve into Premiere, all the in and out points are ridiculously off. Along with that, if you use Warp stabilizer ever and need to nest your clips in order to use the effect, Resolve can't read it.
So I'm wondering, what is the best way to do this so that there are no problems that set you way back rather than moving you forward?
Thanks!