by MapleVisuals
MapleVisuals packed a dozen grades into one set, covering everything from dark and atmospheric to sunny and colourful.
Both log recordings and footage already in standard Rec.709 are supported.
Drop one on as a finished look, or treat it as the first layer and refine contrast and colour yourself. Each file is a standard cube, and a step-by-step setup guide is included.
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