Using the vectorscope within Davinci Resolve 12.5 to check and set white balance. This video is very similar to one I made a while back for Premiere Pro CC. The theory is the same but this is how you do it in Resolve.

I use a sample frame which I shot far too warm (unintentionally actually) and then use the colour correction settings, the crop feature in the editor and the vectorscope to set a precise grey.

Of course, I would recommend you set this correctly in camera before you shoot and would always use some kind of grey card as a reference rather than kitchen tiles but this works and gives you a good starting point if you're stuck.

Really though, this is about knowing how to read and use the vectorscope, an essential tool in any colour grading.

Thanks for watching and please comment below if you have any questions or suggestions for future tutorials.

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