Curvemeister Forum

this one was sticky  :D
I redo multiple times
I done it in LAB mode but as I don't see any green cast in the dark areas of the fur the color correction will may be different than expected. (my fur seem to be a bit blue in the mid-tones) so I tried to give much details in the highlighted fur but not very satisfied

It is actually a bit Cyan/Blue see screen shot..

The fastest way might be to open it again right where you are, and set a neutral on the fur in the area where it is blue and then slide the neutral around a bit until you find a nice spot to set it...then switch to LAB without closing the CM tool.  The single neutral you just set will stay as a neutral for LAB and you can slide up the saturation a bit

See what you can do with it....

Greg

I set the neutral on a place of fur that mention a and b 0-0 in the hue clock
I saturate a bit

You are really close....

See the screen shot below...The image needs a bit more saturation and a slight threshold adjustment to the shadows.

Greg