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How I Went From Directing My First Spec Ad to Primetime TV Spot in Eight Months
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Awesome! Very inspiring, great work.
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Pretty pricey, wouldn't you say?
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The Neon Look // Musicvideo
9 months ago
Do you use Davinci resolve? In the studio version there is a mist feature that may work for what you're trying to do. Also, I found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvqZjh7mNPw The tutorial suggests duplicating the layer, using a luma key to isolate the highlights, and then blurring out layer with the luma key on it to blur out just the highlights. That's sounds like a good thing to try as well. Good luck.
Yes, this is true, color and color temperature DOES matter and affects tonal values because of changes in color frequency. FX compositors use a technique where you flip into separate RBG channels and match up the tonal values with their back plates.