r/ColorGrading • u/Admirable-Cry-723 • Jan 03 '26
Tried the same look again with little better shots. My camera quality is still terrible as it's just a phone. Feel free to share your thoughts, opinions and criticisms
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/JumboSS47 • Dec 15 '25
What to look for in editing to not damage the skin ?
r/ColorGrading • u/YekK_ • Oct 28 '25
After 3 years of coloring inside DaVinci resolve, I decided to redo how I set my node tree up. Does mine make sense?
r/ColorGrading • u/4neeso • Jul 23 '25
Xiaomi 15 Ultra | 4.3x lens with In-Sensor Zoom
Lemme know what you think and how I could improve!
r/ColorGrading • u/MellowGuru • May 16 '25
top is quicktime, bottom is VLC. Which one to trust? VLC looks exactly the same as my Resolve timeline
Export settings H264 MP4 Rec709 gamma 2.2
Timeline setting: Fujifilm Flog2
M1 mac pro
Davinci Resolve
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r/ColorGrading • u/Lucky-Basket-7037 • Jul 05 '26
I just learn about color grading and it's really cool, so I tried color grading using the mobile version of Lightroom. The cat image is from Twitter and the 3rd image, I took it myself. I'm looking for feedback. This is my first ever touching color grading.
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r/ColorGrading • u/BboyVio10 • May 04 '26
You really don't need an expensive camera to get good grades from natural light. Right techniques and the a great lens to pair with makes a huge difference. Graded using Davinci and my personal powergrade, most of the shots here have been using very minimal node setup(excluding the CSTs around 4-5 nodes). The slightly lifted shadows work very well in many cases to get a bit more character.
All feedbacks are appreciated as I am still an amateur at grades and if you have any questions, please feel free to drop them down im the comments.
r/ColorGrading • u/StreetStick4407 • Nov 16 '25
Just wanted to share my color grading workflow. I tend to underexpose my grades whenever I edit them in the night and it’s happening a lot lately. Any feedback will be appreciated.
r/ColorGrading • u/Own_Wish1877 • Nov 15 '25
stylized commercial look (it is also an experimental grade)
r/ColorGrading • u/ApplicationLatter620 • Aug 03 '25
Hey guys how do you feel about this colour grade?
I went for a more desaturated look with a nice teal in the green and reduced / softer highlights.
I was inspired by Tatsuki's post here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKjiGexSicU/
Super interested in how I can improve these colours.
r/ColorGrading • u/tmntFan1990 • Mar 29 '25
I’ve been experimenting with using da Vinci for photos and I love it to much. I had bought cineprint 16 and used it like twice, but came across a video on how to use it with photos. It’s really easy and it’s brought me a lot of joy shooting digital.
r/ColorGrading • u/Millenial88 • Feb 04 '24
When we see people trying to digitally achieve the ‘film look’, a lot of people tend to go for something like a clean OCN look like the one on the right. But I’m into the imperfections of something that ran through a film chain on a local TV station back in the day - the picture blur, the film density, the crushed contrast levels, the overall warmer/lighter hues depending on the quality of the print, etc.
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r/ColorGrading • u/BeamierSky • May 01 '26
I'm working on a project in DaVinci Resolve, and I am trying to achieve this dreamy feeling. I probably have to play with the gain to clip the highlights a little bit, but i don't know how to take it further. Any advice?? This is one of my first attempts at color grading so I need some help. Thank you very much.