最后发表： gzhjb 回复内容： "Narcos," a well-known TV series, is recognized for its distinctive visual style that combines a gritty, realistic feel with a cinematic quality. Here are the major characteristics of the "Narcos" look and how to recreate it using DaVinci Resolve:
1. **Color Palette**: "Narcos" often uses a warm color palette, emphasizing yellows, oranges, and earth tones. This creates a sense of heat and aridity, fitting the show's Colombian setting.
*In DaVinci Resolve*: Utilize the color wheels to add warmth to the midtones. You can also use the HSL (Hue, Saturation, Luminance) qualifiers to selectively enhance these colors.
2. **Contrast and Clarity**: The series features high contrast and clarity, which adds to the gritty realism. Shadows are deep but retain detail, while highlights are bright but not blown out.
*In DaVinci Resolve*: Adjust the contrast and pivot in the color wheels panel. Use the curves tool to fine-tune the contrast, ensuring details are preserved in the shadows and highlights.
3. **Grain and Texture**: "Narcos" has a textured look, often resembling film grain, which adds to the cinematic feel.
*In DaVinci Resolve*: Add film grain using the built-in effects. You can adjust the intensity and size of the grain to match the show's look.
4. **Selective Saturation**: While the overall look is warm, there's often selective desaturation in certain areas or colors, particularly in backgrounds or less important elements, which helps the main subjects stand out.
*In DaVinci Resolve*: Use HSL qualifiers to desaturate specific colors or areas. The power windows feature can also be used to desaturate or modify exposure in selected parts of the frame.
5. **Vignetting and Soft Edges**: To focus the viewer's attention, "Narcos" frequently employs subtle vignetting and soft edges.
*In DaVinci Resolve*: Apply vignetting using the radial power window. Soften the edges of the image slightly using the blur tool in the windows panel.
6. **Sharpness and Detail**: Despite the film grain, the show maintains a high level of sharpness and detail, particularly in close-ups.
*In DaVinci Resolve*: Use the sharpening tools judiciously to enhance detail. Be careful not to overdo it, as this can make the grain too pronounced.
7. **Skin Tones**: "Narcos" maintains natural skin tones, even amidst the warm color grading, ensuring that characters look lifelike.
*In DaVinci Resolve*: Isolate skin tones using HSL qualifiers and ensure they retain their natural hue and saturation. You might need to counterbalance the overall warmth for skin tones to keep them natural.
8. **Lighting and Exposure**: The series often uses natural lighting, which contributes to its realistic look. The exposure is well-balanced, ensuring that the image has depth and dimension.
*In DaVinci Resolve*: Adjust the lift, gamma, and gain to achieve a balanced exposure. Use power windows to mimic natural lighting effects and enhance depth.
By applying these techniques in DaVinci Resolve, you can recreate the distinct visual style of "Narcos," blending realism with a cinematic aesthetic. Remember, the key is to balance these elements to achieve a look that's faithful to the series while also fitting the content of your own project.
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The smell of dust and cattle around the water well.
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[Yodel]
I'm an old retired drover forced out by father time.
I cannot take this city life or settle for its climate.
I am so lonely in Sydney where they do not speak my tongue.
God give me spot in the big outback where
