Katya Ratundalova is known for gentle pastel light, low contrast and complexions that stay clear and natural.
Her grading feels like a magazine shot on film: warm yet light, cinematic without heavy darks and believable whether the light came through a window or from an overcast sky. It flatters quiet scenes, a couple's first look, a portrait session or a slow morning on location, where colour should set the mood quietly.
One click brings you close; brightness and white balance remain easy to refine.
Dark Tone is all about depth. Compared with Faded Black Where Faded Black lifts shadows into grey, Dark Tone keeps them dense and inky. The...
ARTA Presets
Mocha is a coffee-house palette. Middle tones sink into chocolate and caramel, the darker areas soften, and a golden lift in the brights kee...
Digital LUTs Collection
White Lace is a delicate look from portrait photographer Julia Trotti. It softens an image and threads gentle hints of blue through it. Wher...
Julia Trotti
River leans into cool, brooding blues for scenes with water and heavy skies. Natural habitats Rivers and lakes Rainy coastlines Overcast mou...
Digital LUTs Collection
Summer streets: sun bouncing off glass, cool pavements, pastel shop signs and neon later at night. This set translates the X100V's colour in...
Fujifilm Simulations
Memoir brings a little of the past into modern pictures. Signature traits Faded browns, a fine film grain and classic vignettes create a nos...
Digital LUTs Collection
With Mugwort Pro, a single click turns an ordinary capture into a balanced, professional-looking image. Built for a signature The collection...
CreativeMarket
Film tends to hold back. Colours sit a little desaturated, darks stay soft and faces keep warmth without going orange. Kyle Vollaers built h...
Kyle Vollaers