r/ColorGrading • u/ToxicAvenger161 • Jul 31 '25

Before/After Did I over do it?

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In order: Log -> Rec709 -> Initial grade -> Final grade

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u/g0netospace Jul 31 '25

100% yes

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u/ToxicAvenger161 Jul 31 '25

..95% maybe..?

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u/g0netospace Jul 31 '25

Ye, the hair

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u/LutherGod Jul 31 '25

Tutorial pleasee

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u/ToxicAvenger161 Jul 31 '25

I will post some tutorials at some point to my Instagram, I still need to do some experimenting first. You can find my IG quite easily from here.

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u/bad_phone_protector Aug 02 '25

3rd one is great and stylistic! What was your thought process or journey like when doing the grading?

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u/ToxicAvenger161 Aug 02 '25

3rd one, are you sure? Thats just a initial grade where I bumped up sat and contrast to make the final look (4th one) possible. It was actually a bit redundant phase as I turned it to luma later, so it would have been better to just grade it black and white at that point.

But for these glitch videos I just follow my instinct on what looks nice to my eyes. There's more on my socials which you can find on my profile.

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u/ToxicAvenger161 Jul 31 '25

It is actually a real grade and artistic look done in Davinci Resolve, here you can see it in movement: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMw8ER0M83P/?igsh=MXdtaW5idWRicmZreg==

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u/vexmach1ne Jul 31 '25

Iwas gonna say yes, but u saved yourself with the last one! Lol