The best (and worst) saturation tools & techniques in Resolve

Saturation is one of the most important but also one of the least understood topics on saturation. We're going to go through the tools you should never use, the ones that great, and I'll share what makes saturation "good" or "bad", how saturation works IRL and on screen, and the two things that make a saturation tool work well or not. 00:00 The two sat tools to never use, and we'll cover advanced topics 00:29 1st tool to never use 01:15 How Saturation is actually created with any tool 01:52 The math behind tool #1 that makes it suck 02:45 The two things that determine if a saturation tool works well or not 03:33 2nd tool to never use 06:38 This saturation tool is decent 08:32 Why some saturation is called "good" saturation 11:45 One of my favorite ways to get great saturation in Resolve 14:04 Getting more advanced and taking more control of saturation 15:23 A bonus, advanced saturation technique 16:45 Why you'll usually want to skip the saturation curve tools 18:06 The saturation tool with the best color model inside of Resolve 19:55 The downsides of this tool 21:30 Pros and cons of your two best saturation options 23:51 The multidimensionality of saturation -------- 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. http://procolor.ist/voyager-lut-pack 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: http://procolor.ist/ebook Start creating your own studio-quality show LUTs, camera LUTs, and LUT packs with my pro look design plugin Contour (free trial available): https://procolor.ist/contour-official/