by DVLOP
Jeff Newsome put people at the centre of V2. His DVLOP presets focus on warm, honest skin and a rich palette that lifts every moment.
A cinematic touch for portraits and weddings that handles high dynamic range while keeping colour bold yet natural, never artificial or oversaturated.
Information survives in both shadows and highlights, and skin keeps its real texture.
Created by The Kitcheners for DVLOP's Majestic Collection, the Emotive Presets draw on the earthy palette of Scotland's landscapes. Long hou...
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Plenty of edits shout. Visual Flow Pure keeps its voice down. The colours you captured stay faithful, contrast fades off softly at both ends...
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Joao Guedes spent years refining one idea for this DVLOP collection: images that feel like pages from a private journal. The mood A soft cin...
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The Crush Pack is the most intense style Visual Flow has made for DVLOP. Character Rich, dramatic colour with complexions kept in check, giv...
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Sam Hurd began his career shooting political news and celebrity portraits in Washington DC, turning down a NASA contractor job along the way...
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Nearly twenty years of wedding photography taught Gabe McClintock restraint, and SONDER shows it. Colour Moody and cinematic. Highlights sta...
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Nirav Patel approaches monochrome like a cinematographer. His Lotus set for DVLOP uses heavy, weighted contrast with soft transitions, so gr...
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Crush is the boldest look from DVLOP's collaboration with Shortstache. The style Saturated, punchy colour that hits hard on screen, while sk...
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