@insomnia_jt
it doesn't look bad though it looks more like TV Scale then PC Scale the luminance is partly to high and details get lost here on the calibration you should try a version with higher contrast

getting blacks more efficient instead of turning them into grey shades, but you might want to achieve that look the way it is then leave it as it is

Especially in many of your interior results it becomes very apparent here on the Samsung PLS Panel
it's extremely overflowing, and due to this a lot of details get lost that would be visible like in this shoot, on a TV Panel it might look good but on a PC Panel nope


From this perspective it even makes the appearance the whole room is flooded in fog


But yeah a very nice Cinematic Preset you creating there

WoodsOfYpres wrote:
Many great shots posted by everyone!
I just wanted to thank you again, JawZ. The skycolor comes out much better without the clouds IMO.

lot of banding Woods, though i guess most comes from the compression of your image hoster
djuplift wrote:
Just one today

you overdo it quiet a lot with the sharpening sometimes less is more

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