Also available in Resolve. What he is illustrating are simple luminosity blended Curves (also available in Photoshop for 20 years or more.) These are then masked into different areas of the image using the images overall luminosity, using whatever technique is available in your software. It is Not something only available in Pemiere
Hmm... well it does look different with different footage, but the texture layer work everytime and the tone masks need the blur to work. If you want you can send me some examples where it doesn't work for you. Wetransfer link here? :) I'm interested to see as well.
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@@mr.tcheck1570 do you mean that you bought the ACES lite course? Thanks. There is quick start quide and even a bit longer 30min workshop on how to use ACESlite, right inside the course. Can you find them?
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