by Illume
Footage lit by a window, the late sun or the blue calm after sunset is what Illume was designed for. The grades favour cool greens and mild contrast, keep complexions smooth without flushing, let highlights fade gently and protect shadow detail. The effect resembles fine-art film: luminous, restrained, more about mood than saturation.
Standard, Soften, Boost, Magenta, Warm, Cool and Enhance Cool. Switching between them lets a harsh noon clip and a dim reception share one visual language.
Tungsten warmth, buttery highlight roll-off and a soft, low-contrast base: Analogica Lab's PowerGrade moves digital footage toward the amber...
Analogica Lab
Prestige is Gamut's collection for fine-art and luxury wedding films, where colour should feel expensive rather than flashy and skin must st...
Gamut
For a few minutes after the sun goes down, cities look their best: the sky turns ink-blue while windows, shop signs and lamps switch on. YCI...
YCImaging
Pocket cameras record Blackmagic's Gen5 Film curve, and the path from there to a viewable image shapes every later decision. Gamut built the...
Gamut
Motion Array aimed this set at people just starting out with colour. What you get Ten straightforward grades that shift a clip's mood in one...
Motion Array
FilmVision V2 works the way a lab treats a developed negative. Scan first, then grade Its first step reproduces a low-contrast scanner outpu...
Flame Films found its palette for Marble in Mediterranean sunlight and old European stonework: warm, polished and quietly filmic. Five looks...
Gamut
What problem does it solve? S-Log3 footage records huge dynamic range but looks grey and flat straight out of camera. Jacob Nordin's six LUT...
Jacob Nordin