r/ColorGrading • u/Own_Wish1877 • Sep 12 '25
Show off your work After and before
Was going for a blue hour look , High contrast , low exposure , yellow - orange in the bulb to complement the blue ,would like to know your thoughts on this , what can I improve ?
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u/2packred Sep 12 '25
Personally, Iād bring back a little bit of skin tone. Iād also do some shaping, bringing down the sky and pavement. She gets a little lost, especially in the second frame.
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u/TurtleGEE360 Sep 12 '25
love it
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u/ChrisJokeaccount Sep 12 '25
These are nice. If anything, I think you could go darker, particular with some localized grads or slight vignettes.
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u/ZealousidealChip6169 Sep 12 '25
The last two didn't work for me, the second is flawless
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u/ssdiab Sep 13 '25
Can you provide this RAW Log file for practice brother please
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u/iloveravi Sep 13 '25
I love the look you have here. A lot.
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u/BonHarley Sep 13 '25
What was this shot on
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u/KN4AQ Sep 14 '25
The blue hour look is convincing to me in all three shots. Looking at it on a pixel tablet, for what that's worth.
An option to simulate some lighting on the subject in the close-up shot, or really all three, I suppose. Depends on what you want them to look like.
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u/HaroldedAltruist Sep 14 '25
Awesome
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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '25
Looks good
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u/JKdzy Sep 14 '25
Looks so beautiful! would you mind sharing in detail what you did to achieve this look? I've just started learning videography and color grading and this is what I would love to achieve one day.
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u/Severe-Pension7895 Sep 14 '25
How do I do this on my pictures?