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When warming up footage in post, many inexperienced colorists will take a wrong turn and wind up giving their footage a sepia look. Here\u2019s how to avoid that issue entirely.<\/h2>\n

It\u2019s surprisingly common to find\u00a0poorly colored independent films that inadvertently feature sepia-like tones in many scenes. This is almost always a result of poor technique in the color suite \u2014 and can scream amateur to any audience with a trained eye.<\/p>\n

More often than not, this issue is a result of pushing too much warmth into an image while color grading<\/strong> (in the shadows, mids, and highlights) and then desaturating the image afterwards<\/strong>\u00a0\u2014 usually in an attempt to offset the overdone color work. This is a perfect recipe for a sepia look (if that\u2019s what you\u2019re going for) but a very poor approach to adding warmth to your image<\/strong> in a more general sense.<\/p>\n

In order to achieve a more natural warm look<\/strong> in your shots (without completely draining your footage of any other tones or colors) these are the steps you need to take:<\/p>\n

1. Balance Your Image<\/h3>\n

\"How<\/p>\n

This rule applies in color grading<\/strong> no matter what look you\u2019re after: always balance your image before adding any sort of look to it.<\/strong> If you neglect this step, you\u2019re already going to start off on the wrong foot and it will be hard (if not impossible) to recover from.<\/p>\n

Keep your eye on the scopes as you adjust your color wheels to a point where you have an evenly balanced image. At this point you aren\u2019t going for any type of creative look. You’re simply looking for a neutral starting point<\/strong> from which you can continue to build.<\/p>\n

2. Warm up the Midtones<\/h3>\n

\"How<\/p>\n

I always recommend starting your creative grading process off by warming up the mids. Doing so will give you a far more pleasing result when compared to pushing warmth into the shadows \u2014 or even worse, applying warmth globally to the whole image.<\/p>\n

There are certainly times when you should be warming up your shadows, but if you are working from a neutral starting point, warming up the mids first will set you in a much better direction<\/strong>. Doing so will add warmth to the areas you notice most (skin tones) but will leave the shadows and highlights cooler, which will help you maintain a nice amount of color contrast<\/strong> in your image.<\/p>\n

3. Tweak Your Shadows and Highlights<\/h3>\n

Depending on how far (or not) you pushed your mids, you’ll likely need to adjust your shadows and highlights<\/strong> to complement whatever changes have been made so far. For instance, if you pushed a little too much warmth into the mids, it may have had a residual effect on your shadows\/highlights, in which case you’ll want to cool them off. With that in mind, be sure not to push your shadows too far in the cool direction.<\/p>\n

Unless you want a Transformers-esque blockbuster look<\/a> with blue shadows and orange highlights, be very slight with your adjustments in the shadow department. Always be looking to neutralize them, not stylize them.<\/p>\n

4. Adjust Saturation<\/h3>\n

\"How<\/p>\n

By now your image should be most of the way there. You should have a nice warm look from the adjustments made in step two, and the fine tuning you accomplished in step three should have helped add a noticeable\u00a0amount of color contrast. All that\u2019s really left is to adjust your saturation level<\/strong> to help everything blend in a little bit more. Depending on how saturated your image was to begin with, you may either need to dial your saturation up or down<\/strong> to get things looking just right. Nine times out of ten, I find dialing it down just slightly is the way to go.<\/p>\n

With that said, be weary if you feel like you need to push it way down in order to make the image look right. If that\u2019s the case, there\u2019s a good chance you have pushed things too far<\/strong> in steps two or three and might need to go back to the drawing board.<\/p>\n

Got any color grading tricks to share?<\/strong>\u00a0Let us know in the comments below.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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