by Lutmix
Lutmix created this set with portrait work in mind, paying special attention to faces and fine detail.
Ten grades, each saved in four different LUT file types, so whatever your software prefers is covered.
Rather than picking one and leaving it, try layering two or three at different strengths or blend modes. That way you end up with a grade that's genuinely yours.
Scenery photos and moving footage react nicely as well.
Adobe's photo apps, plus Resolve, Final Cut, Premiere and other programs that load LUTs.
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