I’m really happy it’s working for you! Thank you. Made my day

Totally agree with you on that. I usually do balance first. I should have done that first on this video. I had a previous video that was so subtle of a change people were complaining that I didn’t see the difference on UKposts so I made an extreme example.

I was getting really annoyed with myself on the previous so I had to do it.lol. I’m glad it was more clear this time. Thanks!

I will have to try that. Good idea.

That's different than compressing. That would shift it in one direction. Compressing moves the more magenta tones towards yellow, but the more yellow tones towards magenta. Looking at the vectorscope, compression makes the band of selected color more narrow.

@@Humcrush yes you can shift magenta towards yellow using tetra, i used the vectorscope as well to verify, using compress makes it look unnatural to me

Unfortunately it’s not free. You have to get it from mononodes.com

What I do is I will put this utility dctl at the end of my node tree or on my timeline if if I want to check my skin tones across all clips. I will then make a node right before utility node to qualify skin. So simply in node structure 1.cst (camera colorspace to DaVinci wide gamut) 2.highlight adjustment and balance) 3.filmbox negative only 4.filmbox print only (output display RCM SDR) 4. CST out 709 5. Skin qualify node 6. Utility dctl. I will turn on all nodes(make sure grain on filmbox is off for this part) I will qualify skin and then add color compressor on same node I qualified and then turn on utility node and then pick color on image with qualify to in color compressor effect and pick the part this is most yellow and then compress hue to my liking. I suggest balancing your image first for so you don’t have to compress as much.

@@JanikBrosFilms the grading process occurs in between 03. and 0.4 nodes like between negative and print?

@@sanadakhumanthem3557 so that is the way I like to do it but you can grade before filmbox node and set filmbox mode to full instead of neg and print in separate nodes.