visceralpsyche
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The other shot was graded for effect, if it wasn't clear. It was not directly out of camera, or only with LUT applied.This looks much better. The first one has more noise and the skintones something like color had been reduced and used one added hue for skintone.
Why iso400 and ss 1/800s in sunshine? I use always iso200 if possible.
For the reference shot, I used ISO 400 because that's where I found the camera's maximum dynamic range, and 1/800th because I wanted to avoid the use of ND filters whilst calibrating for colour, since they might introduce unwanted shifts.
HTH!
Cheers,
Paul