All language subtitles for 22. Versions Color Tab Kolder Creative

All right.

So there's going to be situations
where we will want to have

several different options
of looks for each individual clip.

Let's say that there's
two really dope styles for this clip,

and I don't know which one
I want to go with,

but I want to save both of them
to the clip itself

so that I can very easily switch
between them whenever I want.

Well, you might think, okay,

why don't we just make two separate stills
in our gallery over here?

So if we go to gallery, we could just,
you know, grab a still, save it,

and then we can modify the image,
get brighter, do whatever we want out of.

Let's grab this still.

And now
we have those two options over here.

And if you ever want to switch between
them, we can just go grab the still,

throw it over top and,
you know, make changes like this.

But this is a more tedious way to do this.

It actually requires a lot of steps.

And you can imagine if you want to

have several different versions
for every single clip in your timeline

and you have everything
within a folder here

that would be very cluttered
and unorganized,

even if you created new albums
and you name them for each clip.

That would be very tedious
and wouldn't really make sense.

So Da Vinci gave us versions
to make this process very easy.

And I'm going to be showing you guys
how I use versions.

So I'm going to remove this
album over here.

Let's delete it.

Let's also delete these stills
that we created for no reason here.

And I'm going to open up my lets here.

So let's create a look for this image
here.

I'm just going to reset this curve and
why don't we go to our primaries first?

We can warm things up a bit,
maybe up the tent a little bit.

That looks good to me.

And let's create a secondary node
here for a light.

So why don't we grab this light here,
throw it over top of that node,

and I'm liking this.

Look, this looks good to me.

It might be a bit too much.

So why don't we bring the key down?

The opacity of that second node,
make it a bit softer.

That looks good to me. Shifty.

That looks like a cool look.

So what I can do is now
add this to my versions for this clip.

So what I can do is right
click on the clip here in my clips view

and go up to local versions
and create new version.

Now I
can give it a name, so I'll just call it

after the Light Jungle click okay.

And if I right click on the clip
right here,

we can see that
that is a new version right here.

So I can select it whenever I want
and I can go between the versions up here

now, Now obviously, right

clicking and selecting them
like this is not the best way to do this.

It's not efficient.

I'm going to be showing
you got some shortcuts,

but first let's create another look.

So now what I can do is right
click on the clip.

Local versions create new version.
Let's create another one.

So we'll call this one option to

click. Okay.

You can call it whatever you want.

And if I right click here,
we can see that option two is selected.

So what I can do is delete this lot here.

I can reset
my primary is on this first one

and now I'm free to kind of work on
whatever I want.

So this one, let's keep it cooler here.

Let's not really mess with the primaries
too much option.

Let's add a new light.

So this is just
part of the bundle over here.

I'm just

going to find something else
that looks good.

We got Lot 14 that looks cool.

That's an interesting new, unique look.

Let's bring down the key output
so it's not as intense

shift.
Turn it on and off. That looks cool.

I like that.

Now what I can do is right click
and add this as a new version,

but instead of doing it
that way, let's just hit command y.

And as we can see in the top right,

it says a color
grading version has been added.

So if we right click on the clip now,
we can see that a new version

has been created right here now

because we use the shortcut command,
why we weren't able to name it

so if we just go over here,
we can rename it if we want to.

But a lot of the time you're
not even going to need to really name it.

It's okay to just leave it version for,
you know, version one, two, three, four.

If you want to name them, you can.

Personally,
I don't really care about naming them.

All I really want to do is just be able
to save all those versions

to each individual clip and quickly be
able to flip through them whenever I want.

Now, instead of right clicking on the clip
and selecting the versions like this,

what we can do is use the shortcut.

Command B If I keep clicking command B,
we can see that we are

now filtering
through all the different versions.

So we could see in the top left version
one is loaded, version four is loaded,

option two is loaded, jungle is loaded.

So we're moving between all the versions
just by hitting Command B

and this is huge
because you can load up as many versions

as you want and just quickly be able
to skim through them.

So if you're working with a client
and you know you have a clip selected

and they want to try something
completely different,

you can just save
what you have currently as a version

and then create a whole new version
for this clip.

And then you can quickly filter
through all the different versions

and get their opinion
on what they think is the best.

Look for this individual clip
and then you can work from there.

So just for fun,
why don't we make one more version?

So command Y accelerating version is added

so we can make sure that we're selecting
that version five. Yep.

We can select this last note
here. Delete it.

Let's apply a different light or something
completely different.

This is a different vibe.

Of course we got to make a new node first.

Let's apply this here.

And just like that,
we've changed that last version.

So now if we hit Command B,
we are filtering through

a bunch of different versions here
and we can very quickly

see all the different types of styles
that we can use for this clip.

Now, if at any point

we want to delete one of our versions,
all we have to do is go into it.

Right click over here.

We can go to the one that we want to
delete and just select delete right here,

click, delete. And now it's gone.

So I'm going to delete version

one as well because it's a duplicate
of one of the other ones delete.

And just like that,
we are able to very quickly hop

between all these different
looks for this clip.

Now another really cool thing
that we can do is we can actually use this

split screen feature over here

to look at all of our different versions,
all at one time.

If you're not seeing your versions
over here, what you've got to do

is go to this dropdown
over here to the top right

and make sure versions is selected
that way.

You are now comparing all of the different
versions that are on your selected clip.

And what's really cool about this is if we
double click on any of our versions.

So if I double click on this one,

we can see that the no tree
for that version pops up in the right.

So we can actually do a lot of color
grading just like this.

We can just double click on the version
that we want to modify.

So let's say we want to modify
this first one over here

and let's say we want it to be darker.

We can just make it darker,
just like that.

So we're able to color great
in this way to the individual version.

Doesn't have to fill the preview window.

We can look at a bunch of versions at once
and make color grading changes

just like this.
And this is just an extra tip.

This isn't something
that I've ever really needed to do,

but if you wanted to export all of these
versions at once, you can also do that.

If we go to the deliver page over here,
we could select whatever format

we want to export to.

Most of the time I do issue six for
and if we select individual clips

under file, we have the option to select
use commercial workflow.

Now with this selected,

we're able to export every single version
for the selected clip.

I've never actually had to do this before,
but I could see

why for some commercial workflows
you might want to do this.

Now. If we ever want to just go back
and delete all of our versions, we can

right click over here and go to local
versions and delete all versions.

And just like that,
we have deleted all the versions.

And if we reset this no tree right here,
then we are back to where we started.