How to achieve this yellow film effect in Resolve grade?

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This still is from a 1988 Polish "Short Film about Killing". I'm fascinated by the colour palette, especially by the high-contrast but very yellow and quite grainy interior shots. How to pull off something like this without shots looking like they were passed through a piss filter? I think HDR colour wheels, possibly most of the midtones and highs towards yellow, plus some work on the film look creator effect, but what else and what to watch out for?

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u/deiteorg — 18 hours ago

Frog light technique?

I’ve seen this reference to frog light in cinematography handbook. Book light is very common, but I can’t find info about frog light anywhere. Anyone know about this bounce/diffusion setup?

u/deiteorg — 2 days ago
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What is this worm (Chennai, India; coin for scale)

Hey guys; I’ve seen these fellas around the house here and there. I have no clue where they are coming from, but I think maybe drains? We’re in Chennai, India (don’t let the coin fool you!)

u/deiteorg — 3 months ago