How can i fix skin tones that look green or magenta in Resolve?

[PaulS]

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[RyanT]

I’ve been trying to get better at color grading my documentary footage, but I keep running into this issue where my skin tones look either too green or too magenta, especially in mixed lighting. I’m working in DaVinci Resolve and I feel like I’m just chasing the sliders around without really fixing it.

[Scott.T]

I had a similar issue on a doc last year and I felt stuck chasing hue in the numbers It helped to slow down and watch a few frames side by side with the scopes and compare to a reference look

[Dennis40]

I did a small test shooting with a neutral gray card and mixed light so daylight and tungsten were in the same frame It showed me how the grade wandered when the lighting shifted

[JohnS]

The mid range kept moving on the vectorscope and the greens in the shadows felt off Then I realized the problem was not a single fix but a shifting target

[Zoey14]

Maybe the real problem is white balance on set Do you check WB in camera and again in post?

[Layla_W]

I once tried to lock a look by a global offset across all clips and skip trying to nail every frame It kept the project cohesive though some frames still looked odd

[BenjaminJJ]

Another time I kept the lighting simpler to see what the footage would accept and it helped me see the limit of the grade without making the skin look wrong

[ZacharyGR]

I am not totally sure I am closer to the answer yet and I am worried I might be chasing a ghost in the grade rather than fixing the lighting