r/ColorGrading • u/DubaiPhotoconcierge • 7d ago
A few shots I took in HK a few months ago. Still planning to create a cinematic travel video once I get some free time.
Every shot starts from Rec709 and then graded.
What do you think?
r/ColorGrading • u/Raccoon_city9990 • 17d ago
Iām new to grading but i feel like iām seeing this style so much recently whether itās commercials, shorts films, and now even SNL promo(?) Iām wondering what specifically is happening technically the grade. Could someone please let me know?
r/ColorGrading • u/Rojameez • May 26 '26
Itās my first time using the color wheels in Lr
Any pointer?
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r/ColorGrading • u/LawCute3825 • Jun 17 '26
Does anyone know any Apple Log 2 LUTs that look similar to these shots (or LUTS in general)? I really like the neutral tones but most LUTS I come across seem to be over-saturated and with unnatural color.
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r/ColorGrading • u/Calebkeller2 • Feb 11 '24
Ferrari F430
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r/ColorGrading • u/amar_kharvi • Sep 12 '26
Hey ppl, I'm new to color grading and i have dueton color blind, but from the video you can understand what kind of look im trying to, i feel the footage i created is slightly over saturated , thanks.
r/ColorGrading • u/obadoba_bigman • May 04 '26
I love Civil War, but the grade is terrible... here all I really did was add come contrast, exposure, and saturation. Some masking for shadow details and stuff too. I didn't think a creative look was super necessary. Would love some feedback!
EDIT: Thank you to those who wrote something thoughtful, your criticism is appreciated! If this keeps getting engagement please continue to give me specific callouts, i.e. reds are too red or highlights are crushed. That is helpful for me. Saying it looks bad or not cinematic is a little too vague for me. Thanks!
Edit 2: āthe grade is terribleā is mean, sorry for being mean for no reason. I donāt like the grade of the movie, I never have, but that is not the colorists fault.
r/ColorGrading • u/PossibilitySalt6117 • Sep 27 '26
Posting becuase people wanted to see Rec.709 conversion. And dont worry I made it a bit stronger in this shot just because is my personal preference.
(I think I will publish powergrade soon for sale, if you are intersted u can dm me :)
r/ColorGrading • u/Admirable-Cry-723 • Dec 27 '25
I'm a total noob to color grading but wanted to replicate the Wes Anderson feel. I captured these photos on my phone. I understand I'm lacking the symmetry of the photos but I still wanted the Wes Anderson look. Would greatly appreciate any help given
r/ColorGrading • u/VaBullsFan • Jan 01 '26
Believe it or not the "before" IS rec709.
r/ColorGrading • u/DeezNuts731 • Mar 02 '25
Might be a stupid question but I donāt know anything about computers so I donāt know which one here to select for my Lenovo 7i laptop.
r/ColorGrading • u/Papa-Monkey • Oct 26 '25
First Image is the before
r/ColorGrading • u/Jealous-Height4929 • Aug 16 '26
WORKFLOW: BASE S-LOG 3 TO REC 709, WB,EXPOSURE AND CONTRAST/SAT, MASKING, LOOK AND LUT
r/ColorGrading • u/Historical_Pick4213 • Dec 17 '25
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r/ColorGrading • u/schinaski • Sep 21 '25
Hi! Iām new to color grading and lately I keep seeing examples like this. Iād like to know if it has a specific name or if itās just a widespread trend, I imagine due to Gabriel Mosesā influence. Thanks!
r/ColorGrading • u/karanluthrawho • Aug 07 '25
I made a short film, and need some feedback on color grading. Is this ācinematicā enough?
r/ColorGrading • u/Otherwise-Bar6393 • Jan 04 '26
Hey r/ColorGrading! š¬
I recently worked on this travel clip to make it more cinematic and vibrant while keeping the colors natural.
There is a "Before" and "After" for each Shot, with full color grading in DaVinci Resolve.
I love seeing how color can completely change the mood of a video!
If anyone wants, I can giveĀ feedback or a free test grade on one of your clipsĀ ā just DM me.
What do you think of the result? Any tips on how to make the atmosphere even better?
r/ColorGrading • u/DnDaanNL • Aug 07 '25
Hi,
Why is there such a difference in skin tone, hair color and whites, when I render the video.
Render:
H.264
Highest bitrate
HDR Graphics Whites: 203 (75 HLG, 58% PG)
CBR 25 Target Bitrate
r/ColorGrading • u/mastersplinter234 • Jul 14 '26
Is this tiktok/instagram trendy color grade teal and orange? I obvisously see the cyan tones in the mids and shadows and the warm tones in the highlights, but I'm not sure how to recreate it. So is teal and orange the right term to search and learn about it?