Whites are pinkish, I can only assume the weird colours were some kind of artistic choice, i'm not sure how else it'll get like it was. Ideally you need someone to go through each shot a regrade everything, Because it's not a one size fits all thing, As when you get the water blue in one shot, the sky is pink in another.
Here is some free software: link
And here is a guide for you: link
You can probably get it to look really nice if you make it a pet project and put the time in.
You'll also be learning a new skill while you tinker around with it.
emrabt wrote:
Whites are pinkish, I can only assume the weird colours were some kind of artistic choice, i'm not sure how else it'll get like it was. Ideally you need someone to go through each shot a regrade everything, Because it's not a one size fits all thing, As when you get the water blue in one shot, the sky is pink in another.
Here is some free software:
link
And here is a guide for you:
link
You can probably get it to look really nice if you make it a pet project and put the time in.
You'll also be learning a new skill while you tinker around with it.
Thanks, all the files in the set have the same odd tint.
I suspect the transfer could have been made via a faulty RGB connection, in which case it may be impossible to correct.
