#skadhjkash

1. curves

1.2 select the white point eye-dropper

1.3 click on the whitest, or close to that, part on the gif. the result you want is basically the best light and a little of color correct right away, doesn’t have to be perfect. most of the time to find the right spot you’ll have to zoom in

settings:

result:

2. exposure

2.1 don’t overdo it, the light is good but i wanted more. a tip: if you want more light, you can decrease gamma a bit to match the dark parts of the gif. but not too much, there is still levels you can do that too

result:

3. levels

3.1 as i said before, you can darken even more here and add more light. it’s always better not to do everything in one layer

result:

4. vibrance

4.1 you can add vibrance before or after you color correct, i like to do it before so it’s easier to color correct later. also don’t overdo it, you can add more color with selective color later

result:

5. selective color

5.1 add one selective color, change the blending mode to color

5.2 you could add before this a color balance and get rid of the green-ish, or you can do it with selective color too:

5.3 to fix the green-ish, i edited magenta and yellow on the red, same on the yellow

5.4 also, the settings on green is to get rid of the green parts of the gif, that makes green go black. cyan also influence on the green

result:

6. another selective color

6.1 add another selective color, but this time change the blend mode to luminosity

6.2 this is for the light and dark parts of the gif. like i said before, you don’t need to do it all in one layer, we used 4 layers (curves, levels, exposure, selective color) to adjust light and dark and this is better

result: