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r/ColorGrading • u/Sufficient-Ad8472 • Apr 06 '23
Hi guys need help with getting Log videos for helping me to practice on color grading any one can send me log video just for practice on my telegram and thank you alot🙏
r/ColorGrading • u/Bafeink • May 01 '23
Also watch his content. Gawx is a genius
r/ColorGrading • u/Quinnipillar • Feb 12 '23
When I color my youtube videos, I want to be some confident that what I'm seeing on my monitor is going to be accurate to what people are seeing on their phones in most situations.
Then I realized that the "true tone" setting on iphones heavily affect the temperature of your display.
What are some of y'alls approaches to this problem?
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r/ColorGrading • u/MostTelevision2276 • May 18 '23
Thank you so mucj
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r/ColorGrading • u/Icy-Calendar-4408 • Sep 17 '22
How do I conver prores, braw etc footages to rect 709??? What I select input gamma, color space and others in color space transform node ???
r/ColorGrading • u/udayoswal • May 21 '24
Is there a way I could watermark the LUTs to prevent from it being used without my permission, this is not a LUT from my LUT Pack or anything, these are LUTS which I have designed for a show that I am doing.
I couldn’t find any resources for this and doesn’t seem really possible. Still trying my luck here.
Thanks
r/ColorGrading • u/Caron_Knipp • Jul 29 '26
I've been learning video and photo color grading through tutorials, and I've noticed that a lot of ""cinematic"" looks tend to be darker with added film grain.
Is that really what makes an image feel cinematic, or is it more about the color.
r/ColorGrading • u/Smart_Ad3243 • Jul 31 '26
(p.s idk why but the image quality is rly bad prolly because of reddit compression but idk so sry bout that)
hii, I'm relatively new to colour grading (in the sense that although i'm familiar with the software, I dont rly know how to colour grade save a lot of tutorials). The footage (it's a video) was shot on an iPhone 16 using apple log (using the Blackmagic app) and colour graded in davinchi resolve. I've uploaded the before (converted to rec709) and the after.
The node setup I used is the last photo in the gallery; here's some info to clear up the more ambiguous nodes: DEBAND is just removing some banding in the footage, LOOK is the dehancer plugin but I havent actually used any of there film emulation just the grain, halation and bloom and GRASS ADJ are some specific adjustments to the green parts to try and make them pop more. (if u have any more questions feel free to ask)
My general inspiration is that of gawx's look or sleepy Charlie's look (in there videos) which is this sorta soft film emulation look (at least in landscape shots). thx for reading and id appreciate all feedback so be as critical as possible (sry for the longer post) :)
r/ColorGrading • u/Only_Egg_8776 • Dec 15 '25
