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Style pack6 looksStandard Rec.709

Golden Warm

Sunlit golds, amber highlights and autumn oranges.

Sunlit golds, amber highlights and autumn oranges. Designed for standard SDR video after ordinary Rec.709 processing.

Made for standard Rec.709 footage. Shot in Log? Convert to Rec.709 first. Correct exposure and white balance before applying a look.

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Digital download.cube files
Standard Rec.709Correct exposure and white balance first
UpdatesUpdates are included for 12 months.
LicenseFor personal use and client projects. Do not resell or share the LUT files themselves.

Inside the download

What's inside

6 LUTs
A woman in a dark sweater beside a bright window.

Sunlit

Turquoise water and a rocky shore below rugged mountains.

Honey Gold

A curved glass tower glows through a misty night sky.

Golden Journey

A woman in a dark sweater beside a bright window.

Amber Autumn

Turquoise water and a rocky shore below rugged mountains.

Amber Glow

A curved glass tower glows through a misty night sky.

Ember Fall

Made for standard SDR video

Footage check

A short setup guide

How to use

Compatible with editors that import .cube LUTs

  1. Open Project Settings and choose Color Management.
  2. In Lookup Tables, choose Open LUT Folder. Copy the .cube file into that folder.
  3. Return to Project Settings, choose Update Lists, then select the LUT from the LUTs panel on the Color page.

What you receive

Files and software

File formats.cube6 LUTs · digital download
Import guidesCompatible with editors that import .cube LUTsDaVinci Resolve · Adobe Premiere Pro · Final Cut Pro · CapCut · LumaFusion

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License and updates

LicenseFor personal use and client projects. Do not resell or share the LUT files themselves.
UpdatesUpdates are included for 12 months.

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Questions

What footage should I use?

Made for standard Rec.709 footage. Shot in Log? Convert to Rec.709 first. Correct exposure and white balance before applying a look.

Which editors can import these files?

Use an editor that imports .cube LUT files.