(Original source: Aegongt)
I'll give you some tips on how to do this kind of emotional correction.
First, the exposure is minus, and the brightness is plus.
This alone creates a certain atmosphere.
Originally, most corrections were made with the temperature usually negative.
To get the result like the picture above, please increase the temperature.
The curve is actually the most important thing
But there are no tips for this, just keep doing it and you'll like it.
If you also make the vignette a little negative, the correction will be more focused, right?
Oh, and try toning it yourself.
If I were to tell you the color separately, either shadow or highlight
A warm color like orange/red, and another one like this..?
HSL is better at adjusting red/pink than getting closer to pink.
I like it closer to orange. I do most of my corrections like this.
If you use highlights and white minus, it will create more atmosphere.
I remember really enjoying highlight removal correction since Snow.
And I think there might be people who follow this as it is written.
Correction done as written..
Fortunately, it's not that similar, since I'm just talking roughly without mentioning the intensity.
Actually, I didn't tell you exactly what I said because I thought there might be people who would follow suit.
Anyway, please don't follow everything written here, just use it as a reference.
Actually, this correction is not a proper emotional correction because it is a newly created filter.
I would like to express my gratitude to (genius) Yap for giving me the idea. ((bow)
No, what am I saying?