by Gamut
Gamut assembled a full wedding grading kit: sixteen looks that take a film from bright morning preparations through golden portraits to the dim reception, always with natural skin and soft highlights.
Use it before your final grade to tidy saturation and set clean whites and blacks.
Works in Premiere Pro, Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Vegas, CapCut and other cube-capable editors.
Eric Floberg named the five looks after Chicago neighbourhoods, and they share one rule: cinematic colour that never fights the scene. Avond...
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Sony's log mode looks washed out on purpose, and the conversion you choose shapes everything that follows. Gamut tuned these BaseLUTs for th...
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The FX3 and A7SIII record enormous range in S-Log3, but that range only pays off when the conversion to standard video is right. The camera'...
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The SL2-S records L-Log to protect highlights and shadows, which means the footage needs a careful translation. Gamut's conversions keep Lei...
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Flame Films found its palette for Marble in Mediterranean sunlight and old European stonework: warm, polished and quietly filmic. Five looks...
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Gamut developed Immersion together with Sam Newton, who makes travel films. The grades lean toward deep, cinematic colour while protecting c...
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Grass, hedges and trees are often the first things to look wrong in outdoor footage, glowing too brightly and pulling skin off with them. Ru...
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What is X88? A Gamut LUT set based on motion picture film emulation, meant to give footage weight without making it heavy. Contrast is refin...
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