In Day-8 of my DaVinci Resolve iPad series, I’m focusing on colour grading on the iPad—because editing is not just cuts and transitions, the “look” matters a lot. I explain the context first, then I share an important note before starting, and after that I walk you through my basic setup process for getting a clean, consistent grade inside DaVinci on iPad. The goal here is simple: even if you’re editing fully on iPad, you should still be able to get a proper cinematic/clean result without making your footage look over-processed. I also talk about how I approach grading in a practical way for iPad creators: keep it simple, build a repeatable workflow, and don’t get stuck tweaking for hours. If you’re learning Resolve on iPad, this video is meant to help you understand the flow—start with the right setup, do your corrections first, and then push the creative look. By the end, you’ll have a clear idea of how I grade on iPad and how you can apply the same process to your own videos.