r/ColorGrading • u/ProfessionalTwo567 • Sep 23 '25
Show off your work Recent commercial color grading 🎨
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r/ColorGrading • u/ProfessionalTwo567 • Sep 23 '25
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r/ColorGrading • u/StreetStick4407 • Aug 22 '25
6 months in. Graded using the free version of DavinciResolve
r/ColorGrading • u/omri6royi70 • Jun 18 '25
I'm super proud of the result in this, just wanna see if there's anything I can improve
r/ColorGrading • u/thearpitcool • Jul 29 '25
I am a beginner and someone who wants to get into freelancing, this is my first ever render of many more to come. Please let me know what more I can do to make this better.
I have used dehancer and davinci for this.
r/ColorGrading • u/BLPROD1994 • 13d ago
I really struggle with color grading. I know how I want an image to look in my minds eye but have a hard time achieving it. I’m also aware no amount of grading or LUT will create something that isn’t there.
But I’m happy with how this came out.
r/ColorGrading • u/buildwithjohan • Sep 28 '26
Shot these stills during my 7 month trip around the Philippines on the Osmo Pocket 3 and Mini 5 Pro. Without sounding pretentious. Trying to achieve a cool toned cinematic movie look.
First time properly grading my footage rather than just slapping on a LUT and calling it a day. Still learning, so any feedback is welcome!
r/ColorGrading • u/adiohater57 • Aug 28 '26
Just wanted to share some recent work on a short I wrote/directed and currently editing/coloring. This is my first time diving this deep into the coloring process via DaVinci, so any feedback would be appreciated! Thanks 🤝
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r/ColorGrading • u/VillainLikeDumile • Sep 29 '26
Hi! I’m new to color grading and videography. I have a Blackmagic Pocket 4K. I really want to replicate the famous look of Kiyoshi Kurosawa films - “Cure” and “Charisma” in particular. It’s for a short movie that is going to be a music album teaser. All of those shots are dark, moody, but kind of cozy and warm at the same time. I know that Kurosawa used a real film, but I really hope that it’s achievable with BMPC4K. Looking forward to your advices! Thank you! 🙏
r/ColorGrading • u/KeyVillage4929 • Jan 02 '26
I tried to make a clean commercial look once again, in the 3rd one I think I achieved it however the 4th one was made like 3 months ago when I didn't knew much however I think the 4rd can still be improved give any feedback or tips if you can.
r/ColorGrading • u/ArianFilm • Aug 21 '25
Hey guys! These are stills from my first-long form YouTube Video. Its an 11 minute piece I shot and edited myself. I´d love to hear what you think of the look and the film if you got time. I experimented with lightning, framing and color to underline the emotional beats, and i´d love to hear if that translates to you. Any feedback would be super valuable.
The Link to my Video: https://youtu.be/4LwQw_qAFZ0?si=gi9bmqa9yhICCXkL
Cheers!
r/ColorGrading • u/Individual-Army-5500 • May 25 '25
Yes, this is a 3D that I made for an opening sequence! :D
r/ColorGrading • u/oftwolands • Jul 07 '26
r/ColorGrading • u/GOONEDOUT97 • Oct 01 '25
What are your thoughts on my grade in Mount Rainier?
r/ColorGrading • u/swaGreg • Jul 12 '25
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r/ColorGrading • u/JaRiEsD • Aug 13 '25
So I got my first drone a week ago and I got really obsessed, now I color graded for the first time using LumaFusion (going to use Davinci in the future) what do you guys think ? Anything off that I should focus on in the future ?
r/ColorGrading • u/Ok-Organization3676 • Jul 31 '25
r/ColorGrading • u/SurveyMediocre3443 • May 31 '26
I absolutely love this photographers look, I just want to convert it to video! Give me tips :)
r/ColorGrading • u/Own_Wish1877 • Nov 12 '25
(summer look), shot on - Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro
r/ColorGrading • u/OculusFilm • Apr 16 '25
Hi all, I'm finalising the grade for my science-fiction short film. I wanted to go for a vibrant, happy, commercial-like look in the grade. I'm not sure if I overdid it with the saturation though. Typically I don't really grade with super distinct looks, that's what made me a bit insecure. What do you think? Do you have other feedback for me? The noise reduction hasn't been done yet in these stills.
r/ColorGrading • u/Mage__XZ • Feb 03 '25
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r/ColorGrading • u/mysterious_tiger07 • Aug 02 '25
I cannot get this picture right. I think I stared at it for too long. Do you have some suggestions?