Muted Olive & Rust 70s Analog Film Color Grade

Apply a muted 1970s analog film color grade to the uploaded photo — specifically the desaturated olive green and warm rust/burnt orange palette of 70s fashion and documentary photography. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – Preserve the subject's face, expression, hairstyle, and clothing exactly – This is a color grade only — no structural changes to the image **70s ANALOG COLOR GRADE:** – Desaturated overall — colors are muted and earthy, never vivid or punchy – Shadows pushed toward olive green and dark teal – Midtones shifted to warm amber and golden brown – Highlights faded to creamy yellow-white (lifted, not clipped) – Skin tones skew warm with a golden-olive undertone – Reds become burnt orange/rust; blues become muted teal; greens become olive – Overall contrast is reduced — the image feels flat and warm, like faded Ektachrome **FILM TEXTURE:** – Moderate film grain with warm brownish character (not digital noise) – Slight halation around bright highlights (blooming glow) – Vignetting: darker corners fading toward the center – The faded, slightly washed look of a photo stored in a 1970s album for 50 years **ATMOSPHERE:** – The feeling of discovering a photo in your parents' old photo album – Warm nostalgia without sentimentality – The subject looks like they could be stepping out of a 70s fashion editorial or documentary **OUTPUT:** – Same composition as the original photo – Muted olive/rust color palette applied throughout – Film texture overlay with grain and vignette **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No saturated or vivid colors — everything is muted – No cool blue or purple tones — the grade is purely warm earth tones – No digital filter look (no Instagram-style presets) – No structural changes to the composition or subject