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A post-production rule page showing one portrait split into four grading treatments, the whole image crossed out in red to forbid low-saturation, cold, or washed looks.
Summary
A grading-rules page: one seated portrait shown in four vertical strips of different color treatments, the whole frame struck through in red and captioned "Do not use low saturation, cold, or washed grading."
Visual description
Light background, standard hairline header (section "Photography", subsection "Post-Production", page 71). The left column holds a "Post-Production" headline and two paragraphs on keeping color correction consistent and within the brand aesthetic. The right two-thirds is a large cream rounded card containing one wide photograph of a person resting their head on a hand by a window; the single image is divided into four vertical bands showing progressively different gradings, including a heavily blue/violet washed strip. Four red diagonal slashes run across the photo, and a centered caption below reads "Do not use low saturation, cold, or washed grading."
Key takeaway
Demonstrating a grading rule on one continuous subject sliced into treatment bands, so the comparison is apples to apples and the "wrong" looks are unmistakable. Wrapping the example in a soft cream card separates the demo from the page chrome.
Reuse notes
Good reference for photography or video post-production guidelines, or any spec where a single asset must illustrate a range of right/wrong processing. The four-band split is reusable for showing exposure, crop, or filter variants. Pair with the do/don't gallery page for a complete photography section.
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