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SparkySywer

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#1244278
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The Force Awakens: Starlight (V1.1 Released!)
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NeverarGreat said:

Collipso said:

i’m a bit confused as to which version is which but even though the newest ones look incredible, i prefer the more radical ones from a few days ago.

Yes, I think the more aggressive curves adjustment on the first attempt was better in the dark scenes (which comprised most of my comparisons), but I had to dial it down because it was overexposing the exterior shots. As the latest comparison shows however, the two grades are pretty similar colorwise and only need slight brightness adjustments based on the scene to work as well.

I’m not a color gradingologist, so forgive me when what I’m about to say inevitably is stupid, but how believable/good looking would it be if you had separate color grading for light and dark shots/scenes?

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#1243100
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The Prequel Radical Redux Ideas Thread
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Collipso said:

i like the idea too, but i like the “you’re sounding like a separatist!” scene, so i’m not sure if that’d be one to be cut.

100% gives it away that Anakin is the Jedi she’s talking about, although to be honest, I’m not buying that the audience would legitimately believe it wasn’t Anakin, just because of the specific wording she uses.

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#1238664
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STAR WARS: EP VI -RETURN OF THE JEDI &quot;REVISITED EDITION&quot;<strong>ADYWAN</strong> - ** PRODUCTION HAS NOW RESTARTED **
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paja said:

adywan said:

Last night, i started the colour grading stage for ROTJ:R. Here are a couple of sneak peeks of ROTJ:R…

Wonderful job as always Ady!

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