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  1. Gioacchino Gargiulo
    Good evening to all, This is my first post here so I'll try to keep it short and relevant. After reading the article about the grading of Mad Max: Fury Road, I tried to re-build it myself using some production stills found online. Needless to say, the results are pretty bad, so I wanted to ask your opinion on how to better recreate the grade and whether I'm headed in the right direction. This is the plate I started with: This is the original grade (+VFX) : And this is where my grade is at the moment: This is my node structure: (As you can guess by the thumbnails, I worked on an image containing both the clean plate and the graded image, which in retrospect was a bad idea) I'm not happy with both the hue of the sand and the shadows, which seem to me a bit more on the blue side in the original grade. If you have any tips on these issues, and/or on other issues I missed, feedback is most welcome!