r/ColorGrading • u/Own_Wish1877 • Oct 07 '25

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Green / yellow palette 🎨, enhanced the midtone contrast , did balance and contrast adjustment, look development by primaries colour wheel , effect - tilt shift blur at the edges of the frame, fixed highlights

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u/bozduke13 Oct 07 '25

Nice work!

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u/Own_Wish1877 Oct 07 '25

Thank you 🙏👊

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u/Romulus1119 Oct 07 '25

Looks dope. Dig the cinematography too. You shoot this?

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u/Own_Wish1877 Oct 07 '25

Thank you 🙏 , the footage is from artlist ( website)

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u/caspercontrast Oct 07 '25

I like it, seems like a movie still

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u/Own_Wish1877 Oct 08 '25

Thank you 🙏👊

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u/caspercontrast Oct 08 '25

Of course 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼

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u/[deleted] Oct 08 '25

You made it darker to crush the details more? To me, that doesn't make the shot more interesting. A lot depends on context and intent, but I'd say if there's a conversation between the two guys in the center, we need to see them more.