Pocahontas & John Smith {Sequel Recolor} 🌈 Speed Edit || Adobe After Effects

Описание: Program: Adobe After Effects CS6

Hi guys! I know it's been a while since I uploaded on this channel! I started school again and I haven't been able to work on my AMVs, MEP Parts, or my entry for the Demigod's Trial.

I was going through scenes of Pocahontas 2 for one of my MEP Parts and couldn't help but notice how badly off the skin tones were. For most of the movie, Pocahontas looks much too dark and less red compared to the original movie, and John Smith looks super sickly pale. Especially during the last scene, where her skin is just a bit too yellow.

So I decided to just edit the colors of the scene to the palette of the original film to see if it made a big difference. I wanted to edit the style of the scene too, since I find this to be the only scene in the movie where the animation is straight out not good, but it was already taking much longer than I intended, so we shall save that for another day lol.

I think the color change indeed does make a huge difference, but it's hard to notice without comparing them side by side. What do you think?
~Aariel

Audio Credits:
~Aka Iker
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