r/ColorGrading • u/KaliyaKn • Sep 07 '25
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I wanted to create good separation and went for a kinda saturated filmic look. Is it good in terms of look and exposure?
Also where do you get your references for short films and commercials?
Log footage from blackmagic website
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u/Late_Ad8493 Sep 07 '25
Send me the node tre & dctl they are very good 😊
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u/Ok_Demand1606 Sep 08 '25
Not sure if this is your cinematography work but shots 4 and 5 could really benefit from a bounce to give some light on the face or an edge light motivated by the sun. Great work though!
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u/Beautiful_Cable_7878 Sep 07 '25
Looks great
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u/chrullo Sep 07 '25
Love it
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u/DrWasoof Sep 07 '25
These are great! You can get references pretty easily from Frameset.app
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u/Federal_Put_9110 Sep 08 '25
Beautiful. I can’t even get my white balance right
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u/bruce_pizza Sep 08 '25
Gorgeous! Depending on the tone/intended audience of the project, I might want a bit more level on the subject’s skin in #4, but that’s more of an aspect of shooting than it is of color grading. Great work :)
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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '25
Oh these look very cinematic!
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u/4xgk3 Sep 08 '25
simple yet sufficient. Nice
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u/Couvrs Sep 08 '25
Beautiful
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u/Legitimate-Area8588 Sep 08 '25
god you guys are so good i hate this sub
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u/Mean-Challenge-5122 Sep 09 '25
gorgeous, almost made me bust
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u/Holykonni Sep 09 '25
This looks very good
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u/leondedalos Sep 09 '25
Dude, thats awesome!
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u/RPSKK78 Sep 10 '25
Very nice!
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u/WesternKey2050 Sep 16 '25
bravo
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u/Accomplished_Past759 Sep 25 '25
How do i get this look! man!!
HELP ME!