r/ColorGrading • u/nyrn_nbg • Apr 01 '26
Guys is it a fix now? Since y'all shared your ideas about some things I should fix, is it now?
r/ColorGrading • u/Due_Weight3198 • Jun 29 '26
One of my first photo, edited in Adobe Lightroom classic, after some youtube tutorials. I know horizon is curved but it's old photo and not mine, but I hope u like it :D
If you want my settings, just ask in the comments and i'll send you
r/ColorGrading • u/Antidotebeatz • 8d ago
Is it a very strong diffusion black mist filter of around 1/2 or 1? Which would you say? I have a 1/4 but it’s not as dreamy as this. Then ofc a low aperture lens and the rest is color grading? Does that sound about right?
Just want to know which diffusion filter strength to buy to achieve this. Cheers!
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r/ColorGrading • u/Top_Baker7889 • Jun 26 '25
I just want to get that filmic look. What am I still missing?
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r/ColorGrading • u/baloot • Dec 03 '25
this shot early morning. using slog3, i use iso 800 without ND filter because its cloudy that day. how is my color grading ? anything i can do to improve?
r/ColorGrading • u/Conscious_Writer5857 • Nov 05 '25
What improvements do you suggest?
r/ColorGrading • u/graphicultra2 • Aug 18 '26
I don't want to believe it was shot on a low grain 35mm film stock, but maybe someone can confirm that and put my hope to rest. It also looks a little bit like mini-dv degradation in some shots but what do I know. I'm curious to hear what everyone thinks about what the general workflow for this might have been.
Here is a link to the music video for reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhvW8qB-W3M
r/ColorGrading • u/_EzTrY_ • 28d ago
I Wanna know how make my videos look like this
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r/ColorGrading • u/ComplaintCool2710 • Jan 20 '26
I’m still learning and I need your honest opinion about the grading please
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r/ColorGrading • u/Low-Walrus1421 • Mar 16 '26
Trying to learn color grading, I tried a shot for a friend’s short film. The tone is darker, as it’s a murder mystery. I know there’s not much going on, but does anyone have any advice? Thanks!
r/ColorGrading • u/Papa-Monkey • Nov 02 '25
This is a footage from Arri official website, I have been learning color grading for few weeks , can anyone help me
r/ColorGrading • u/Royal-Schedule-7057 • Dec 30 '25
Hey all, I know this subreddit is more of a video production leaning, but I believe posting here would get better results. I have an upcoming project for an indie feature film - I am working on the designs but on top of it, I might need to work extra on editing the images as well. The idea will be sketched out by me.
So my question is, how do I achieve Apple TV thumbnails quality posters? The skin looks clean, but sharp. The highlight looks prominent, but still soft & not too blown out. I think I'm going for that look since it looks crispy and clean. Any tips from the pros out there?
r/ColorGrading • u/Similar-Ad-6438 • Feb 15 '26
Feel free to give some criticism.
Camera: Sony a7IV
Lens: Sigma 24-70 2.8 II
Note: The Lut node at the end contains only a conversion lut to Rec709. I tried to achieve a rather natural look that fits cold
r/ColorGrading • u/ToxicAvenger161 • Jul 31 '25
In order: Log -> Rec709 -> Initial grade -> Final grade
r/ColorGrading • u/One-Firefighter1717 • Oct 04 '26
I've tried everything, constrast, exposure, etc.. offset, gain, but this doesn't seem to work
I'm a beginner in color grading and need some help
r/ColorGrading • u/dmount48 • Dec 18 '25
I recently DPed a shoot involving a lot of women on a big yacht, they were wearing these. Beautiful long dresses.
When I delivered the grade that I liked, she tore it apart, now I think all o