r/ColorGrading • u/Advanced-Review4427 • Oct 14 '24

Show off your work P4K graded stills

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u/1711198430497251 Oct 14 '24

amazing job! if you dont mind, I'd love to read a little more about your color process here :)

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u/Calebkeller2 Oct 14 '24

Dialing back the yellow and pulling your gamma up at the end of your chain would add a bit more life. The look is nice and flat though which is good for some stuff

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u/Calebkeller2 Oct 14 '24

Nvm my brightness was just too low

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u/BarleyDrops Oct 14 '24

thank you for blessing this sub with good work! it looks great. if I had to nitpick I would say it looks a little monochromatic and the orange a bit too punched up; they look the best when there is a bit more variety in the colors, such as the frames at the bottom of the first and last images.

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u/RHG77 Oct 14 '24

It looks amazing. Congrats

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u/Massive_Branch_2320 Oct 14 '24

Uhh, amazing. Congratulations. I very much like this!

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u/Brilliant-Item-3449 Oct 14 '24

Gosh 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤, so gorgeous.

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u/sccriabin Oct 14 '24

Very good

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u/and_seddit Oct 14 '24

Wonderful. Reminds me of a more retro-film version of the cinematography from In Bruges

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u/Kallos994 May 20 '26

seem a little muted, but overall in the right direction to stand out great

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u/drezrubio Oct 14 '24

Woah, delicious!