*TUTORIAL* HOW TO ADD GLOWING ELEMENTS☀️ | DAVINCI RESOLVE | 4K

Introduction

In this tutorial, we will learn how to add glowing elements to your videos using DaVinci Resolve. This effect can enhance the visual appeal of your projects, making them stand out. Whether you're editing a gaming highlight or a creative project, mastering glowing elements will elevate your editing skills.

Step 1: Setting Up Your Project

• Open DaVinci Resolve and create a new project.
• Import your video clips into the media pool.
• Drag the desired clip onto the timeline to start editing.

Step 2: Adding a Glow Effect

• Select the video clip on the timeline.
• Go to the "Effects Library" located in the upper left corner.
• Search for the "Glow" effect under the "OpenFX" category.
• Drag the Glow effect onto your video clip in the timeline.

Step 3: Adjusting Glow Settings

• With the clip selected, navigate to the "Inspector" panel on the right.
• Adjust the following settings to customize your glow:
  • Glow Size: Increases or decreases the radius of the glow.
  • Glow Brightness: Modifies the intensity of the glow.
  • Composite Mode: Experiment with different modes like "Add" or "Screen" to see which effect you prefer.
• Preview the changes in real-time to find your desired look.

Step 4: Adding Color to the Glow

• To add color to your glow, click on the "Color" tab at the bottom of the screen.
• Use the "Color Wheels" or "Curves" to adjust the color of your glow.
• You can also add a "Solid Color" generator if you want a specific color for the glow.
• Make sure to keyframe any changes if you want the glow to animate or change over time.

Step 5: Fine-Tuning the Effect

• Go back to the "Edit" tab and review your changes.
• Play through the video to ensure the glow looks seamless and enhances your footage.
• If necessary, adjust the clip’s opacity or blend mode for better integration.

Conclusion

You have now successfully added glowing elements to your video in DaVinci Resolve. This technique can be applied to various projects, enhancing their visual impact. Experiment with different settings and colors to find what works best for your style. As you become more comfortable with the software, consider exploring additional effects to further improve your editing skills. Happy editing!