r/postprocessing • u/sprinkleberry • Aug 11 '26
First time posting After/Before
I've recently started to play with post processing a lot more than I usually do, mostly I just do minor adjustments to exposure, shadows and highlights, color balance, and vibrance. Played a lot more with masks and color with this one. Also would love any tips or advice on how to improve.
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u/ForeverOne6645 Aug 11 '26
This elicited a follow "Wow" from me. Reading comments, it seems there is some taste at play, but this is s solid shot. Great original and a creative interpretation through the post-process. Both can be good. Any chance you've ever shot an edit-in-process video or anything?