by Motion Array
Motion Array aimed this set at people just starting out with colour.
Ten straightforward grades that shift a clip's mood in one move. Some warm things up with golden tones, others cool them down for a darker feel; some stay soft, others add bite.
Try several directions on your edit before you commit, then fine-tune the one you like best.
No plugins are needed, and a short video shows how to load the files. Any program that reads cube LUTs will work.
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