by Valdays Film
Val of Valdays built Titanium for a cool, steely, chrome-tinted movie finish.
Seventeen looks for standard-profile footage and eleven for flat profiles, so it serves as a base grade whether you record log or not.
Fifteen retro bonus looks, twenty-two technical conversion files, eight raw clips to experiment on, video guidance on importing into Adobe and Apple editors, and a PDF about colour theory.
Exotic Greens, Flex, Monochrome Steel, Dehydrated, Moody Mocha and a vintage palette.
Around a quarter of a gigabyte, in .cube format for every mainstream video editor.
Valdays Film intended this as the pack you reach for on ordinary projects, sorted by the situation you filmed in. Daylight8 clean, cinematic...
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