Misc Fuji Velvia 100 Generic Warm And Cool Color Grade For Pure Candy 1.0

[Costas.H]

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Fuji Velvia 100 Generic Warm And Cool Color Grade For Pure Candy - PNG LUT, Color Grade

Hello!

Here is a color grade for pure candy pp filter (works for pure pp filter too) based on Fuji Velvia 100 film and with some slight adjustments, providing more natural image. There are two PNG LUT files. One provide warmer color tones. and the other one slight cooler color tones. Choose according your taste.

Installation: just put the PNG LUT file into assettocorsa\extension\textures\color_grading. In game, load the post-processing filter, select pure candy, right click, edit...

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[Nik_8501]

Non vedo differenze, mi dispiace
I don't see any differences, sorry

 

[Costas.H]

Non vedo differenze, mi dispiace
I don't see any differences, sorry

Thank you for try my color grade. Of course any critics are welcome. The difference between them wasn't meant to be very drastic. The cooler version has slightly less reds, yellows and greens in shadows and in gamma mids as long as slight darker highlights. It is more obvious in the road that has more cool gray look.

 

[Nik_8501]

Thank you for try my color grade. Of course any critics are welcome. The difference between them wasn't meant to be very drastic. The cooler version has slightly less reds, yellows and greens in shadows and in gamma mids as long as slight darker highlights. It is more obvious in the road that has more cool gray look.

For me you should go, more on reality.
More realistic, softer colors with less color and which does not impact performance (FPS), also compatible with Pure and SP 1.80_108.

These are personal recommendations, then you decide.

 

[Costas.H]

For me you should go, more on reality.
More realistic, softer colors with less color and which does not impact performance (FPS), also compatible with Pure and SP 1.80_108.

These are personal recommendations, then you decide.

Of course i can experiment with those recommendations. The techniques are really endless in color grading.