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- ACES pipeline
- Fuji F-Log ACES IDT for DaVinci Resolve
- Adobe Premiere Pro workflow
- DaVinci Resolve Node Sequence
- DaVinci Wide Gamut pipeline
- Editing photos in DaVinci Resolve
- How to manage image contrast and avoid clipping
- Typical photo editing workflow
- Batch processing multiple photos
- Transparency (Clip Alpha) and Node Masks
- Recommended Color Settings
- Recommended RAW Development Settings
- Source corrections
1. Download and unzip the file.
You’ve got the Dehancer folder with DCTL-file:
2. Open DaVinci Resolve Studio. Please note that the free version of DaVinci Resolve does not support DCTL.
3. Open File → Project Settings. On the Color Settings tab, set Color Science as ACEScct and choose other settings (you can read more about this in a separate article, please find link in the bottom of article).
4. In the same tab, scroll below to Lookup Tables.
5. Push the Open LUT Folder button.
6. Place the previously downloaded and unzipped Dehancer folder in the LUT folder.
7. Go back to DaVinci Resolve and push the Update Lists button. Save the settings.
8. In the Media or Color tab, right-click on a clip shot in F-Log format.
9. Choose DaVinci CTL → Dehancer → IDT-Dehancer-F-Log-ACES
10. Now your F-Log has correct ACES interpretation and you can start grading. Use the Dehancer Pro OFX Plugin for effective and expressive work with color:
