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    colour toning / filter

    Hi,

    could anyone pass along any advice for this type of post production -
    its shot digital but has quite a soft film quality to it -
    any advice on how to recreate this to have the softness and colours - and to look like film from a digital shoot - i'm guessing its not a preset or anything?

    thanks
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