apply a lut davinci resolve not the holeclip

I’m aware of the BT.1886 characteristics that its meant for OLED displays but whats scratching in my head is that it’s also affecting Davinci Resolve’s GUI which also affects the way how I grade. I can now see a huge difference in the gamma curves and darker shadows in Resolve. The DP wanted to reduce the LUT’s bias towards orange/teal as the grading went on. For grading, he used the DCIP3 Kodak 2383 Print LUT that comes with DaVinci Resolve Studio, through which he quickly established a cinematic look. When I applied BT.1886 to the OLED display. Homeboy Cine Studio’s colorist Li Wentao was tasked with giving the film a powerful but also exquisite look.

Editing is done on the cut and edit pages, visual effects and motion graphics on the Fusion page, color correction on the color page, audio on the Fairlight page, and media organization and output on the media and deliver pages. However, things get really different when I also applied a calibration LUT on my OLED display. DaVinci Resolve is divided into 'pages', each of which gives you a dedicated workspace and tools for a specific task. I’m also calibrating it via GUI so I’m not using any external monitors or deck link.

When I applied the Color Viewing LUT to Resolve, It works fine but nothing really changes here when I grade. Just one quick question though because I still find it confusing since I’m still in the processing of understanding calibration and color values.

Hey there, I have completely followed the 3D Lut creation tutorial for Display Cal and I have successfully embedded the LUT to the color viewing tab.

Apply a lut davinci resolve not the holeclip