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The 15 pages that link to Color grading, each with the reason it gives.

• Color managementCompared with: Grading creates a look, while color management handles translation between color systems.

• Visual effectsRelated: Grading helps newly created elements match the photographed image.

• Color appearance modelRelated: Appearance models help assess how grading choices will look under defined display conditions.

• Color harmonyRelated: Grading can unify disparate shots or deliberately disrupt palette coherence.

• Black-and-white cinematographyCompared with: Digital monochrome grading shapes contrast and tonal separation without preserving color.

• Color photographyRelated: Photographers use it to shape mood, correct color, or create a consistent visual style.

• Color wheelRelated: Wheel controls let colorists adjust shadows, midtones, and highlights by hue.

• Complementary colorsRelated: Complementary shadows and highlights are a common grading strategy.

• Color contrastRelated: Grading controls color relationships that can emphasize or suppress contrast in an image.

• Digital CompositingRelated: Matching color and contrast helps elements from different sources appear in the same scene.

• Image editingBroader topic: Color grading gives edited images a coherent visual mood or style.

• HSL and HSVRelated: HSL-style controls can isolate hue ranges for targeted saturation and lightness changes.

• Taxi DriverRelated: A reduced-saturation revision softened the appearance of blood in the climactic violence.

• Euphoria (television series)Related: Its saturated and shifting palettes help distinguish emotional states and story worlds.

• Color motion picture filmRelated: Film stocks provide a starting palette that grading can refine or transform.