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How to Get Cinematic Color Grading in Photoshop (Jessica Kobeissi's Trick, Broken Down)
Most of my work lives in Lightroom. That’s where I’m comfortable, where my presets are, where I do about 90% of my editing before I ever think about opening Photoshop. But there’s a category of result that Lightroom just doesn’t get you to on its own, and cinematic color grading for portraits is at the top of that list. The look I’m talking about is that film-adjacent, intentional, slightly desaturated-but-still-rich tone you see in editorial work and high-end portrait photography.