by Phil Chester
The Ps LUTs began as Phil & Sara's PS Presets photo collection and grew into a video grading system, so the same warm, organic palette now works on moving images.
Faces get a gentle amber glow, contrast is soft and filmic with open shadows, and colours feel lived-in instead of processed. It suits golden-hour vows, slow travel montages and quiet documentary interviews alike.
Photographers who also film can match stills and footage without second-guessing.
Built for quick, flexible grading. Works in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Resolve, After Effects and any .cube app. For wedding and lifestyle filmmakers, cinematic shorts, YouTube, travel and documentary.
This bundle unites two generations of Phil Chester's grading work: the original Classic PC set and the newer PS set, thirty-nine files altog...
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