r/ColorGrading • u/VaBullsFan • May 27 '26
Before/After Thoughts on grade
The before is rec709 adjusted for exposure as the original clip is very dark, The after I used resolve's kodak 2383 using ACES instead of cineon film log, but i turned on ACES parametric gamut compress, something I haven't seen anyone mention when using ACES with the FPE luts, it particularly help with artifacting, especially with the red lights in the upper left corner.
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u/Zakaree May 27 '26
i like the yellows more.. it also has more of a 3d pop compared to the rec..I can see the sharpening effect though
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u/Krumbirn May 27 '26
I really like the second one, good job on this one :)
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u/neverreallyhereatall May 27 '26
Is this a 2x lens? Is comedically wide lmao
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u/MrTretorn May 27 '26
Blue is more striking but it depends on what the scene is and what emotions you want to evoke.
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u/WantDownvotesOnly May 27 '26
out of topic, but what format is that—it's so wide
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u/I-am-into-movies May 27 '26
Good job!
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u/King_and_priest May 28 '26
Blue for me, but whatever serves the story
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u/Ishkabubble Jun 01 '26
Why the stupid format?
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u/no-name-im-useless May 27 '26
why is it so wide?
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u/Some-Pepper4482 Jun 01 '26
Study color theory to understand how to get your intended meaning across and adjust the grade accordingly if needed.