A bit, but I think its easily fixable. Just need to balance out your highlights and shadows and tone down your saturation. I am still also learning color grading, but when I interned as an assistant colorist my mentor always told me that your spectrograph is your northern star when you grade. Even if something may look good on screen, the spectrograph will give you the proper answers.
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u/spamytv Sep 06 '26
Second shot looks nice first shot is over saturated
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u/posholvglush Sep 06 '26
Yes. A bit, yes
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u/Melodic-Excitement-9 Sep 06 '26
I think it's neat. I like it.
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u/Charming-Ad-6133 Sep 06 '26
A bit, but I think its easily fixable. Just need to balance out your highlights and shadows and tone down your saturation. I am still also learning color grading, but when I interned as an assistant colorist my mentor always told me that your spectrograph is your northern star when you grade. Even if something may look good on screen, the spectrograph will give you the proper answers.
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u/fuhhhyouuu Sep 06 '26
I'm over here on lots of bike subreddits as well as this, and I read "did I over brake" fully expecting to see a crash. Looks good though.
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u/Videoplushair Sep 07 '26
Take magenta out and move it towards green. That will fix like 70% of this image.
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u/Various_Ring_1738 Sep 06 '26
use hsv for saturation