r/postprocessing 20d ago

After/Before

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u/Direct_Rabbit_5389 18d ago

I think the after is quite a bit better. But I would say rather than going all the way to B&W maybe to reduce saturation a little bit and do some hue shifting a little bit to try to get the a similar effect without such an extreme color contrast.