color-grading

Normalize exposure, white balance, contrast, and saturation in video clips.

41|5|Updated Jun 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/palmier-io/palmier-skills --skill color-grading
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Skill: color-grading
Source: https://github.com/palmier-io/palmier-skills/tree/main/skills/color-grading
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/palmier-io/palmier-skills --skill color-grading

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you correct and enhance video color when footage has poor exposure, an unwanted cast, mismatched shots, or a bland overall look.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Color Correction: Normalize exposure, white balance, contrast, and saturation before adding any creative look.
  • Shot Matching: Bring multiple clips into visual agreement so cuts feel consistent across a sequence.
  • Creative Looks: Build cinematic styles with wheels, curves, hue adjustments, and LUTs for film-like results.
  • Use Case: If one interview shot looks too warm and another looks too flat, this Skill can balance both clips, match them, and then apply a cohesive look.

Quick Start

Use the color-grading skill to inspect the attached clip, correct its color balance, and apply a subtle cinematic look.

Frequently Asked Questions about color-grading

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I match color and exposure across multiple video clips?

Shot matching balances exposure, white balance, and contrast across clips by inspecting scopes first, then iteratively applying tone, curves, and wheel adjustments until cuts feel visually consistent.

What is the best way to fix flat footage and add a cinematic color grade?

Color grading flat footage involves normalizing exposure and white balance, then building a cinematic look using hue curves, color wheels, and LUTs for film emulation directly within your editing timeline.

Can I use LUTs for film emulation after correcting white balance and exposure?

Yes, LUTs apply film emulation looks after correcting exposure and white balance, ensuring the base color is normalized before layering creative styles with wheels and curves.

Why does my video footage have an unwanted color cast and how do I remove it?

Unwanted color casts are removed by inspecting footage scopes to identify imbalances, then correcting white balance and adjusting hue curves to neutralize the cast before applying creative grades.

Do I need to inspect color scopes before applying curves and color wheels?

Yes, scope-first inspection is required to accurately identify exposure and white balance issues before iteratively applying corrections with curves, wheels, and LUTs.

How do I repair skin tones during the video color grading process?

Skin tone repair is achieved by normalizing overall exposure and white balance first, then using hue curves to isolate and correct skin tones before matching shots or applying looks.