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Seminar: complete color grading workflow (EN) (Patreon)

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2023-12-08 07:00:01
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Duration: 21:02

Language: English

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We do a complete color grading workflow along with our Corvette 1962 shoot.

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Marcel Rutten

Hi! is there a difference in using LR/Camera Raw adjustments before importing the file into PS. Or as you do it in this video I think, applying a camera raw filter as a layer after importing this picture in PS? Because I see in the picture title, this is a 8bit jpg. Thanks for the video,

pascalheimlicher

Thank you for your question. I always do the color grading as the very last step in my workflow within the editing process. The reason why I play around with Klevin while shooting is that I want to get a feel for the image. Similar to when I know that an image will later be black and white. Of course, 16-bit is always better than 8-bit. But I think it's sometimes a bit overrated for images that end up on social media. I make a difference whether I'm doing a high-end production for a gallery or for a magazine, or whether I'm just editing an image for instagram. But of course, my recommendation here is also: 16-bit if possible.