



Preview photographs are AI-generated sample scenes, graded with the looks in this pack.


Vintage Matte
Faded blacks and dusty colour in six matte, lived-in tones.
Faded blacks and dusty colour in six matte, lived-in tones. Six original looks, each in 33-point and 65-point .cube files. Best for memories, travel diaries, cafes and slow-paced edits. Designed for standard SDR video and photos 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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Cream Fade

Cool Matte

Olive Haze

Peach Faded

Smoke Blue
Made for standard SDR video
Footage check
A short setup guide
How to use
Compatible with editors that import .cube LUTs
- Open Project Settings and choose Color Management.
- In Lookup Tables, choose Open LUT Folder. Copy the .cube file into that folder.
- Return to Project Settings, choose Update Lists, then select the LUT from the LUTs panel on the Color page.
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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, such as DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, CapCut or LumaFusion.
What are the 33pt and 65pt files?
Each look comes in two sizes of the same .cube file. 65pt is the finest and recommended; 33pt is lighter if your editor prefers it.
Are the preview photos real?
The preview photos are AI-generated sample images, used so you can compare the looks on the same scenes.
Buy this if
- You shoot standard Rec.709 video or photos
- You want muted looks you can apply in one click
- You edit in an app that imports .cube LUTs (DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, Blackmagic Camera — use the 33pt files there)
Skip this if
- You shoot Log footage and have not converted it to Rec.709 first
- You need Lightroom presets (.xmp files)
- You only want a single look — try Low Key
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