by GradeFruit
Picture dried bouquets, sun-kissed skin, clay and terracotta, with a faint mist resting on the brightest areas. GradeFruit turned that bohemian mood into fifteen grades built on earthy warmth, low contrast and a film-like finish.
The feel is rustic and romantic. Timber barns keep their wood and candle tones, sunset portraits glow while skin stays natural, and sandy desert ceremonies hold onto their dusty palette.
Grade footage in DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro X, Premiere Pro, Avid, Vegas Pro, CapCut or LumaFusion, and edit stills in Lightroom on a computer or phone.
Handy for wedding videographers, photographers and creators who would rather not colour every clip by hand.
Fujicolor C200 is a budget film with a lot of charm: highlights tilt golden without turning orange, midtones feel softly nostalgic and shado...
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