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The Three Colors That Break Any Edit: Skin, Sky, Foliage

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The Three Colors That Break Any Edit: Skin, Sky, Foliage

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Skin, sky, and foliage are the three colours viewers read as wrong the moment they drift off, even when they can't explain why. Fstoppers covers the concept of memory colours and why these three in particular have no tolerance for error in a technically clean edit.

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