right here we have it and just less a promise we're doing Game of Thrones
episode 1 because today I'm gonna do one look and next time I'm gonna do a
completely different look
doing Game of Thrones look it's gonna be very simple very straightforward few
easy steps and it's gonna look like money - tuturu tuturu tuturu tuturu
tuturu tuturu - Totoro Totoro before we start I want
to say special thank you to Roth film for providing this amazing stock footage
be sure to check them out
first thing first I'm going to be working with Asus today I really love
how Asus works with Alexa and red in particular I think it's just very
beautiful combination so da Vinci Y RGB in a color management let's go to Asus
cc and our output rec 709 so let's click Save and we basically have basic rec 709
so as of right now the image looks ridiculous so I'm gonna do steps from my
previous tutorial if you haven't seen it guys make sure to check out link above
in the cart we're gonna start following those steps to get the final look so
first what I'm gonna do I'm gonna balance the image so let me do my
reference image for liquid and I'm gonna pull pool scopes right over here okay
waveform is fine so we can see based on a waveform that this image is very
underexposed kind of very dim and my image over here is super bright so what
I'm gonna start doing is just cranking it down completely using offset wheel
okay more more more more okay let me go over here and check it out I probably
can increase it okay alright so that looks fantastic that's
amazing first step second note I'm gonna create I'm gonna do basically balancing
the color temperature so I'm gonna go over here in the temperature I'm gonna
start cranking it down and what it's int I'm gonna start increasing the tint
because I think originally the tint was not really right in this image so
something like that until image looks kind of cool and correct to me and again
I'm gonna drop a little bit of temperature so so far that looks
fantastic I really like it let's do really quick before and after and if
we're gonna compare we can see that we start getting there so next one I'm
gonna do color and in this color node what I'm gonna do
I'm gonna take all the saturation out from this particular shot so let me show
you really quick let me go to here doctor scope we can see that this shot
is relatively very saturated however if I'm gonna go to the reference image we
can see there is a barely any color in it so what I'm gonna do I'm gonna use
saturation slider and just start cranking it completely down until we
have similar kind of look okay so we gettin there we're almost there actually
let me hide those clips and let me make window a little bigger so you guys can
see all right so that's not bad we actually almost kind of there now I'm
gonna do look based on that and the look is gonna be very simple I'm just gonna
look at the vectorscope and we're gonna see that we kind of between the green
and cyan over here so what I'm gonna do very simply just use offset wheel and
kind of pull down a little bit okay something like that so we can see things
shift it a little bit so now I'm gonna go back to saturation and I'm gonna take
out a little bit more saturation okay so that looks really good we actually were
like 90% there so what I'm gonna do now is click alt L I'm going to convert it
into layer node and what the layer node what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna select
the skin right over here okay to do do-do-do perfect selection let's blur it
out a little bit okay and now with the slider I'm just gonna give it a little
boost not too much just just a tiny bit but I want to what I want to be too
crazy okay really quick before and after we can see that's a little bit too much
so I'm gonna use note key go all the way down and just have a little kick so we
kinda can see like a flesh tone so technically that's about
it but I want to do a little bit extra I want to make the shot a little bit more
cinematic a little bit more adventurous so what can we do well we have big area
over here big blue area kind of nothing so I want to add a little bit mystery to
it how we do it I'm not a visual effects artist so what can we do in color to
kind of add this little boost well very simple I'm gonna do another note after
this I'm gonna go to mask and I'm gonna use gradient mask
and I'm gonna place my gradient mask kind of sloppy just like this and what
I'm gonna do next I'm gonna go into a contrast slider and I'm gonna start
decreasing the contrast and as you can see decreasing the contrast basically it
kind of looks like there is a little haze going on in this area okay we can
probably make it a little bit softer okay and place it like that so if we
check it out before and after we can see how we sort of filled that void and
created something interesting that our eyes automatically go towards the actor
in a horse so I'm gonna do another note and this one's gonna be very simple and
I notice they use this a lot in a game of Thrones so basically we're just gonna
do a very rough vini ating okay and with the mid-tones kind of gonna crush it a
little bit okay just like that and final note I'm gonna do I'm just
going to add film grain so 16 millimeter is no good let's do 35 and here we have
it very fantastic very easy very simple let me do real quick before and after
before and after we can see how easy it is technically to color great if the
shot and location and everything working for you
so in the future I'm gonna be doing more videos about camera work about
photography next week I'm starting a series of Photoshop tutorials
we're going to be doing from basic to very advanced inks so stay tuned
hopefully you guys like the tutorial leave the comment below be sure to
subscribe and the part 2 coming this week as well
take care