by Phlearn
Phlearn, known for its photo-editing education, put together a tiny set of grades for pregnancy shoots.
Blossom pink, a cooler blush, a muted apricot, a rosy cloud tone and a sugary pastel. Each adds tenderness and warmth with almost no effort.
Because they're LUTs, they load in a wide range of software: Adobe's photo and video tools, Resolve, Final Cut, Vegas, Capture One, Affinity and ON1.
Handy for maternity photographers who also film short clips, and for family photographers who want a soft, pastel option in their toolkit.
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