'Cinematic Colour' is a term that when you see the 'look', you know exactly what it means. It's a pretty cool colour grading you can apply to images/video to give it an edgy look and YouTuber Sheldon Evans has a great tutorial on how you can recreate the effect. 

"We'll go over the differences between colour grading and colour correction and how you can use them both to get the cinematic look in your footage," says Sheldon. 

Sheldon uses Premiere Pro, which is for video editing, but with so many photographers now capturing video with their DSLRs, it's a technique many may find useful. 

The following topics are covered in Sheldon's workflow video: 

• Colour grading vs colour correction
• The fastest way to trim and cut videos in your timeline
• How to colour grade with colour wheels
• How to achieve cinematic colour grading

A Loupedeck+ editing panel is used, which is a lot of fun to use, but you can still follow the tutorial even if you don't own one. 

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After watching Sheldon's video editing tutorial, we also have a great guide on capturing the 'cinematic look' in-camera or if you prefer to capture still images, how about a quick three-minute tutorial to help photographers speed up their Lightroom editing?