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Does A Pure Color Grade Count As A Fanedit?

Ninja-Trix

Ninja-Trix

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The Blu-Ray for Peninsula has this disgusting green tinge over the entire film that is incredibly distracting as you can see in this comparison.
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Focus on the black of his shirt and the color of his face. The original Blu-ray (Left) has washed out colors and the aforementioned green tinge. I lowered the green levels and shifted the black and white levels ever so slightly to get a better contrast compared to the original. Other than that I haven't made any other changes. My question is whether or not a pure re-grade counts as a Fanedit or not.
 
It doesn't count for the purposes of listing on ifdb but you're welcome/encouraged to discuss such an edit on the forums.
 
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