Unlock the “hidden” power of DaVinci Resolve’s scopes. Learn how to use Low Pass Filter, Extents, Display Qualifier Focus, HDR nit scales and broadcast‑safe tools to grade with precision on real client projects.

Why 4K uploads receive better YouTube compression than 1080p Introduction Exporting a video from DaVinci Resolve for YouTube isn’t just a matter of hitting “Render.” A file that looks sharp in Resolve can turn soft or show compression once YouTube has re-encoded it. As a video editor working in London , I rely on these export settings to get cleaner results after YouTube’s final pass. The key is to optimise your master file and trigger YouTube’s higher-quality VP9 or AV1 code

Mastering DaVinci Resolve’s scopes can transform the way you balance exposure, colour, and skin tones. In this guide, you’ll learn how to read each scope with confidence and use them to create clean, consistent, professional-looking grades.

Learn how to create and track masks in DaVinci Resolve with this step-by-step guide. Perfect for editors who want to isolate subjects, apply precise colour grading, or add creative effects. Written by London Video Editing Studio.

Discover how DaVinci Resolve 20’s new Chroma Warp tool is transforming colour grading for video editors. This powerful mesh-based feature gives you precise control over hue adjustments, replacing the older Colour Warper with a faster, more intuitive workflow. In this post, a London-based video editor breaks down how to use Chroma Warp step by step — perfect for anyone looking to refine their visual style and speed up post-production.