Teel and Orange Premiere Look

1. Basic Correction (Lumetri → Basic)

White Balance

  • Temp: +5 to +15 (warmer)
  • Tint: +2 to +5 (tiny magenta boost)

Exposure

  • Exposure: 0 (as needed)
  • Contrast: +10 to +25
  • Highlights: -20
  • Shadows: +10
  • Whites: 0 to -10
  • Blacks: -5 to -15 (slightly deeper blacks)

This gives you the soft-film contrast base.


2. Creative Tab → Add Teal Shadows + Warm Highlights

Look

You don’t need a LUT, but you can add “SL Blue Steel” or “Cinematic 2” at 10–20% intensity.

Creative Adjustments

  • Faded Film: 5–10
  • Sharpen: 0 or -5 (keep soft)
  • Vibrance: +10
  • Saturation: +5

3. Curves → RGB Curves

S-Curve

Add a soft S-curve:

  • Lift shadows slightly
  • Add a subtle highlight boost
  • Keep midtones soft (don’t overcontrast)

This recreates the cinematic soft contrast.


4. Color Wheels (MOST IMPORTANT for this look)

Lift (Shadows):

Add teal / cyan

  • Move color wheel point a little toward cyan
  • Shadows Saturation: +10 to +20

Gamma (Midtones):

Neutral or slightly warm

  • Tiny push to orange
  • Gamma Saturation: +5

Gain (Highlights):

Warm / sunset tones

  • Move point toward warm orange/yellow
  • Gain Saturation: +10

This creates the beautiful complementary palette:
teal shadows + warm highlights.


5. HSL Secondary → Target Skin Tone

This image has warm skin tones; preserve them:

  1. Pick the skin with the eyedropper
  2. Soften mask
  3. Adjust:
    • Hue: +3 (warmer)
    • Sat: +5
    • Luma: +5

This gives nice glowing sunset skin.


6. HSL Secondary → Desaturate Greens

The forest green is muted & slightly teal.

Select greens:

  • Hue: target green range
  • Sat: low-mid
  • Luma: slightly boosted

Then adjust:

  • Saturation: -10 to -25
  • Tint: push slightly to cyan/teal
  • Luma: +5

Now your greens match the aesthetic in the image.


7. Vignette

  • Amount: -0.2 to -0.4
  • Midpoint: 50
  • Roundness: 20
  • Feather: 60

SUPER subtle — just a soft focus.


🎥 OPTIONAL: Add Film Grain (VERY GOOD FOR THIS LOOK)

If you have plugin (FilmConvert/Nitrate/Dehancer):

  • Grain 35mm Fine
  • Size: 20–30
  • Amount: 5–10

If not:
Use Adjustment Layer → Noise (monochromatic, 2–4%)


🎛 Summary of the Recipe

Shadows → teal
Highlights → warm
Greens → desaturated + teal
Skin → warm & vibrant
Contrast → soft but cinematic
S-curve → moderate
Balance → warm overall

This will get you extremely close to the look.

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