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Original looks designed by CinemaLut. Drop a photo to see every plate graded with it, then open any look in the studio to fine-tune it and download the LUT and Lightroom profile.
The modern blockbuster balance: teal shadows, amber highlights and clean, protected skin. A safe first pick for almost any daylight scene.
Hard contrast and steel-blue shadows with a faint warm top end. Greens drop out so metal, concrete and faces carry the frame.
Built for wet streets after dark: cyan-green shadows, magenta-pink highlights and extra punch only in the signage colors.
Dusty ochre mids, softly lifted blacks and compressed highlights, with skies pushed toward cyan. Heat, distance and dry air.
Thriller contrast with green-cyan shadows and cool, neutral highlights. Saturation is pulled back so tension comes from tone, not color.
A tungsten-balanced negative feel: gentle contrast, a slight toe lift, cyan shadows and dense warm reds that roll off softly.
Low-contrast color negative: lifted, green-cyan blacks, warm midtones and calm saturation. Flattering on people in open shade.
Classic print density: a strong S-curve, blue-green shadows, slightly desaturated highlights and heavier, darker reds.
Reversal-film punch: deep blacks, rich saturation, darker skies and reds leaning slightly magenta. Loves bright sun.
Bleach-bypass grit: very high contrast, half the saturation and a metallic cool sheen in the highlights.
Prints found in a shoebox: soft contrast, magenta-tinted lifted blacks and yellow-green highlights.
Overcast and quiet: muted color, blue-grey shadows and slightly held-back highlights.
Chiaroscuro for interiors: blue-black shadows against candle-warm highlights, with contrast doing the storytelling.
Nordic restraint: lifted shadows, olive greens, cyan-tinted highlights and low saturation.
Twilight romance: violet shadows meet peach highlights at medium contrast.
Bright and airy: warm lifted shadows, soft highlights, olive-leaning greens and peachy skin. Made for natural-light weddings.
Pastel and gentle: low contrast, soft greens, rosy skin and a warm glow in the highlights.
Golden-hour warmth on demand: amber mids, warm brown shadows and a touch of extra richness.
Timeless matte: warm lifted blacks, low contrast and a faint magenta kiss in the whites.
A clean, safe default: a gentle S-curve and a little extra color, with neutral whites and accurate skin.
Postcard water: blues and cyans pulled toward turquoise and enriched, sand tones warmed, whites kept clean.
Rich street color: deeper reds and oranges, subtle cyan shadows and confident contrast.
Crisp mountain air: cool highlights, deeper skies and emerald greens with clean contrast.
Road-trip contrast: deep blacks, richer terracotta and skies leaning teal.
Soft tropical haze: lifted mids, mint shadows and warm highlights at gentle saturation.
Cuts atmospheric haze: stronger midtone contrast, neutralized blue cast, deeper blues and protected highlights.
Autumn from above: greens pushed toward gold, richer oranges and reds, warm highlights.
Winter cold: cool whites and quieter warm hues for snow, ice and steel-grey seas.
Lush and green: richer, slightly blue-green foliage, cyan-leaning skies and faintly warm highlights.
Deep coastal blues and clean surf: richer water, cooler shadows and bright, neutral foam.
Feed-friendly pastels: lifted blacks, pinks and mints nudged up, everything else softened.
Music-video energy: high contrast, cyan shadows, magenta highlights and saturated color.
Friendly and warm: a softer curve, a warmer white balance and a little glow on skin.
Clean commercial pop: a mid-contrast S-curve, deep blacks, neutral whites and richer color that leaves skin alone.
Late-night city cool: deep blue shadows, crisp contrast and glowing warm practicals.
Classic black and white: a red-green weighted mix, deep blacks and a gentle shoulder.
Soft charcoal: luminance-accurate mix, lifted blacks and low contrast.
Cool-toned monochrome with a hint of blue in the shadows.
Archival sepia: reduced contrast with warm brown toning through the mids and highlights.
Dramatic red-filter black and white: dark skies, bright foliage and skin, strong contrast.
Italian-horror theatricality: dense blacks, lacquered reds and acid greens, with the rest of the palette left deep and rich.
Modern horror chill: crushed shadows tinted grey-green, drained color and pale skin. Dread from what the light doesn't reach.
Neo-noir after midnight: indigo shadows, a faint magenta top end and hard contrast, with reds kept hot for tail lights and neon.
Nineties indie crime under tube lighting: a green-cyan cast, sickly yellow highlights and restrained saturation.
The European-western showdown: burnt orange skin and earth, crushed blacks and a deep, saturated blue sky.
War-film grit: color drained to olive and khaki, steel shadows and hard contrast. Greens turn to drab, skin stays readable.
Frontline reportage on small-gauge film: soft lifted blacks, low contrast, muted warm mids. Feels found, not graded.
Near-future sterility: a cold cyan-white cast, low saturation and bright, glassy highlights. Labs, ships, corporate towers.
Desert-planet epic: everything bathed in amber, gently compressed highlights and skies muted toward teal haze.
Dystopian smog: yellow-green mids, cyan shadows and choked saturation, like streetlight through pollution.
Seventies period piece: a yellow-brown cast, soft matte blacks, rolled-off whites and greens pushed toward olive.
Eighties gloss: blue shadows, magenta-orange highlights and generous saturation. Sports cars, palm trees, synths.
Golden-age studio color: jewel-box primaries, rich reds, deep blacks and a warm, polished top end.
Classic romance: soft contrast, glowing warm highlights, rosy skin and gently rolled-off whites.
Sixties new-wave cool: low contrast, muted color and a faint cyan in the whites, as if shot on the street with available light.
Nineties action-night romance: jade-green shadows, warm practicals and reds that burn against the dark.
Musical-number exuberance: bright, saturated candy colors, airy blacks and a soft pink sheen in the highlights.
Observational documentary: honest color, a touch more contrast and protected whites. Fixes flat footage without a style.
Silent-era amber tinting: monochrome with a warm, glowing tone through the whole image, soft blacks and gentle whites.
Silent-era night convention: a daylight scene tinted deep blue in monochrome to read as moonlight.