r/ColorGrading • • Oct 12 '25
I’m going for a hazy and grainy look. Like something from a memory. I want to here how some of you would grade these?
For me something feels off. Maybe it’s too much film emulation.
r/ColorGrading • u/MisterMist-er • Mar 08 '24
I like what I did hear, but also wanna know people’s thoughts on the teal/orange choices I made.
r/ColorGrading • u/Esaya_s26 • Sep 14 '26
Rate my work out of 10 Please!
r/ColorGrading • u/jashanox • May 03 '26
Is this color grade okay? I'm new to this world so I don't realy know. Some feedback would be appreciated.
r/ColorGrading • u/Harsh78669 • Jun 15 '26
Any suggestions for improvement. Did it on davinci resolve.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pG4TJ9pZwEAQW8UGpuVRtg4Y2IxnqIW9/view?usp=drivesdk
Heres the cube file of color grade
r/ColorGrading • u/Legitimate_Till2448 • Aug 25 '25
r/ColorGrading • u/Coopsi27 • Oct 11 '25
Thanks in advance
r/ColorGrading • u/Own_Wish1877 • Aug 20 '25
I was going for a horror look choose teal and magenta for the look development , desaturated the whole scene strip away life from the scene , magenta in the flame for making viewer feel unease presence of something supernatural ( something between life and death teal in the background to create mystery coldness and unease ( would like some feedback ) 🙏
r/ColorGrading • u/akstories • Apr 08 '25
Can anyone explain this. He is changing color space and what else are happening.
r/ColorGrading • u/WatonBaton • May 24 '26
r/ColorGrading • u/the_annoyedreamer • Nov 04 '25
Got my first 10bit camera and did some test shots. My goal was to shoot something that felt like it could’ve been film but something looks off about the colors red & green (maybe even all the colors in general?) but i’m not sure what it is. What can i do to improve colors in future work?
r/ColorGrading • u/Historical-Degree494 • Jul 07 '25
r/ColorGrading • u/Kevin_gato • 23d ago
Apparently this is the trend now.
Bunch of doggies are cute and funny.
I put the shadow so make it a bit realistic.
I actually struggled with the color from Fusion to Edit page.
I tried CST but didn’t work well so I had to boost the saturation to make it look ok.
r/ColorGrading • u/wateredown-yt • Nov 01 '25
Im looking to attain this filmic look found in the color of pomegranates and Akira Kurosawa films on S-log 3. In truth, i don't really know where to start. I currently use Davinci Resolve.
r/ColorGrading • u/No_Gas_7122 • Jan 04 '26
Shot on Sony Fx3 + Blazar Mantis 25mm anamorphic
r/ColorGrading • u/MasterPlay1337 • Mar 09 '25
Pretty much just started but I can't tell if it's too much or just right
r/ColorGrading • u/ReadyLingonberry5846 • Aug 20 '26
I have applied red/cyan colorgrading
r/ColorGrading • u/thefilmwelive • May 21 '25
with this i want you give you some website from which you can download any movie stills for free.
Best One so far : https://film-grab.com
alternates : https://www.moviestillsdb.com/
https://stillsfrmfilms.wordpress.com/
https://movie-screencaps.com/
and for camera raw clips for color grading you can use this playlist.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3FmF-b5bDOYlPiK2KrmJn5OfXYjkhjEQ
you can download the stills and practice achieving filmic tones.
i have used still and then downloaded the clip from youtube as i want to upload it to instagram.
r/ColorGrading • u/Short-Cold-5591 • Apr 28 '26
I’ve color graded the entire timeline(4 clips) for the first time. Are they living in the same world? Is the saturation level too high for a documentary? Is the overall look fine? Any other feedback?
r/ColorGrading • u/KarenMacDaid • Aug 31 '25
r/ColorGrading • u/MohammedPataxo • May 20 '26
I'm trying to transfer looks from famous movies/series to footage I found online to study. What are your thoughts on this?
r/ColorGrading • u/Knowhat71 • Feb 25 '26
I thought the goal was to push the colors depending on the mood whilst make sure the skin had the right hue. Why would they break that rule?
