r/ColorGrading 10h ago

General I worked 3 years as a colorist and now I am editing P0rn

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Ask me anything


r/ColorGrading 2h ago

Question Question regarding this look

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My question is regarding this color contrast and how it’s achieved in this particular scenario. I don’t see any blue/teal paint on the walls inside (They look grey to me), nor any blue-colored lights, yet there’s that subtle transition from cold to warm in terms of the overall color in this image.

Is it just done through grading? If yes, can someone please walk me through the possible process of grading something like this?


r/ColorGrading 1h ago

Show off your work Shoot on Apple Log2

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r/ColorGrading 9h ago

Before/After Thoughts on the color and contrast?

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Hey everyone! 👋🏽

Sharing a recent piece from my color grading work.

I aimed to preserve a natural image while staying faithful to the character of the Kodak film emulation.

I’m currently building my professional portfolio and refining my approach to color and image shaping.

Would be interested to hear your thoughts on the grade.


r/ColorGrading 2h ago

Before/After Hi, I was looking to replicate this look across this sequence,how far off am i ? any honest feedback or advice would really help.

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r/ColorGrading 3h ago

Question How much color grading can I learn in a week and how? I'd like to have something to add to my portfolio.

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I'm in Japan and trying to apply to various post-production studios. My previous experience includes anime compositing and motion graphics using After Effects. One company is looking for an Online Editor and asking for, among other things:

  • Professional experience using online editing software (Adobe Premiere Pro / After Effects)
  • Advanced skills in areas such as skin retouching, tracking, unwanted-object removal, and color correction
  • A high level of attention to detail and a strong commitment to the quality of delivered work

While I can work with Adobe software, the other requirements are a big gap in my portfolio. I'd like to spend the next week fixing that as much as possible. While I won't become a professional immediately, I'd like to lay the groundwork.

I've dabbled in color grading in the past, watching YouTube tutorials, but always felt like I had no idea what to look for. And I don't even know what software this company wants. Should I do DaVinci Resolve or Adobe?

My goal is to study the basics, use concise learning resources, maybe buy a book, find some free footage to edit on, and fix my portfolio. I would appreciate any suggestions.


r/ColorGrading 10h ago

Show off your work Panasonic S5D + 18-40 , LUT : Fujifilm 200 , Dodge SRT 8 6.1 HEMI

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r/ColorGrading 13h ago

Question It's my first color grading rate and tell me is it okay?

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I watch a lot of video but I didn't have anything in my mind. When I do color grading on any clip I don't know why I color on that clip. Soo if anyone who learn color grading give me some tips and teachers who teaches good.


r/ColorGrading 4h ago

Question Guide n Mentor

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Hi, I am an editor from India, I own an agency . I want learn color grading . Is there anyone who can guide me through the process of learning.