Drummers,

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so every face falls within the skin-specifications omn that peculiar point.
indeed th shadow has blue. Normaly  I have not seen it.
But a markinfo told me.

So the result is with blue-cast.
frits

P.s. so it is nearly midnight here. I go to bed....

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There you go!  Nice skin tones.

Although the instructions specify dropping a neutral on the pavement, it would also be acceptable to keep the curves straight, and set the neutral by manually adjusting the endpoints of the a and b curves.

Isn't Amsterdam just getting warmed up at midnight? :-)

[mikemeister_admin]

Isn't Amsterdam just getting warmed up at midnight? :-)

It could be Amsterdam!
Such things happen there often.!

[mikemeister_admin]

Thinking and looking to the picture, I concluded, it is taken in  amsterdam, on a filmset.
thinking about Mke said about doing a extra hit in RGB?
I could do that!
But  when I placed the first time the neutrla on the pavement, i placed it on the light parts.
You whole image corrrects and looks very cool.
And that with relative long shadows ?
So I placed the neutral again on the pavement, but now on the shadow parts.
you correct two casts, or not ?
Now the picture looks more natural. Sunlight is not white.
Frits

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Your skin tones look good in this one. 

The image was done in Berkeley - similar to Amsterdam in many ways but no canals.