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The product doesn't change. The mood does.
When creating product animations, color grading can completely change how a product is perceived.
The same design can feel clean and technical, warm and premium, or dark and futuristic, simply through changes in lighting, contrast, and color.
For product visualization, I think the final grade should support the character of the product rather than overpower it.
Which direction would you choose?
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