user23732: I am new to color grading in Davinci Resolve (Studio) and am not sure about how the workflow should go.
As far as I understand there are three options:

Color Correct all Clips and render in losless codec (More work as unused clips get processed too)
Edit the film, than only grade used clips and relink them in premiere (Not so nice as you can't see the hole think while grading)
Somehow import the Premiere Project to Davinci with all cuts

I am not sure how the third one would work, espacially while using many Nested sequences.
So what is the best/official way to do this?
Thanks!

user24431: What works for me is the following: 

Sync audio in PluralEyes and export to Premiere. 
Edit in Premiere before color correction or grading. Yeah, log footage looks crap, but you should be able to edit just fine. Apply a LUT temporarily if you absolutely can't stand it.
Export to FCPro XML from Premiere and import into DaVinci. 
Color correct in DaVinci
Color grade and add any other color effects
Correct audio in DaVinci using Fairlight (yum!) 
Export

That's what works for me. YMMV and others may have a totally different flow. But this lets me use PluralEyes which does way better and more complex syncing based on audio than DaVinci or Premiere. It also gives me my hotkeys for editing in Premiere and the best color grader in the biz which is DaVinci along with Fairlight which is great for audio. 

23732: <p>I am new to color grading in Davinci Resolve (Studio) and am not sure about how the workflow should go.</p>

<p>As far as I understand there are three options:</p>

<ol>
<li>Color Correct all Clips and render in losless codec (More work as unused clips get processed too)</li>
<li>Edit the film, than only grade used clips and relink them in premiere (Not so nice as you can't see the hole think while grading)</li>
<li>Somehow import the Premiere Project to Davinci with all cuts</li>
</ol>

<p>I am not sure how the third one would work, espacially while using many Nested sequences.</p>

<p>So what is the best/official way to do this?</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
 24431: <p>What works for me is the following: </p>

<ul>
<li>Sync audio in PluralEyes and export to Premiere. </li>
<li>Edit in Premiere before color correction or grading. Yeah, log footage looks crap, but you should be able to edit just fine. Apply a LUT temporarily if you absolutely can't stand it.</li>
<li>Export to FCPro XML from Premiere and import into DaVinci. </li>
<li>Color correct in DaVinci</li>
<li>Color grade and add any other color effects</li>
<li>Correct audio in DaVinci using Fairlight (yum!) </li>
<li>Export</li>
</ul>

<p>That's what works for me. YMMV and others may have a totally different flow. But this lets me use PluralEyes which does way better and more complex syncing based on audio than DaVinci or Premiere. It also gives me my hotkeys for editing in Premiere and the best color grader in the biz which is DaVinci along with Fairlight which is great for audio. </p>
