Colour Correction - DaVinci Resolve

After speaking with Thomas Hogben about colour correction, and after a while of wondering which programme I would  go about this process with, it was made aware to me that DaVinci Resolve would be a good way to go.

I have since downloaded the free version and looked into tutorials. I am poking around trying to get to know the interface and brushing up on theory - primary, secondary colours, etc.

Referring to my previous colour correction post, it would be used obviously to best create the feeling of continuity - along with combining the visual effects to create atmosphere.

I feel that colour correction is a big part of compositing, as is tracking and roto, for example. They all form the process and create the visuals one can achieve in this area. That is why I will putting a lot of focus in this area in the near future.

'Conjure' Colour Correction Test

In order for it to appear as though the factory interior in this dreamworld connects to the alleyway exterior (unexpectedly) I have made a start to test altering the colour correction to aid this transition.

I also believe that the fog needs to be synchronised to aid this transition, as well as perfecting this colour correction.