Most LUT packs make you guess which file suits your camera. WATZAC and Zac Watson solved that by sorting everything by brand.
Sixty-six grades split into folders: a large set each for Canon and Sony shooters, smaller sets for DJI drones and Panasonic bodies, and a group of universal looks that work on anything.
The major manufacturers' log modes, Blackmagic and RED footage, and even clips straight from a phone.
Setup guides plus a walkthrough explaining how to apply the grades.
Desktop editors like Premiere, Resolve and Final Cut, and mobile editors such as VN and LumaFusion. A practical choice for creators who own more than one camera.
Filmmaker Brady Bessette and Gamut set out to recreate an old print rediscovered in a shoebox. Highlights turn warm and slightly hazy, shado...
Gamut
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Presetpower
Picture dried bouquets, sun-kissed skin, clay and terracotta, with a faint mist resting on the brightest areas. GradeFruit turned that bohem...
GradeFruit
Picture Fuji film run through a modern edit: complexions warm and real, brights that bloom softly, dark areas rich but clear, and a fine gra...
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Rather than choosing a single style, this download gives you Tropic Colour's entire catalogue, so the grade can follow each project. Familie...
Tropic Colour
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Buttery LUTs
Vanessa & Ivo are wedding filmmakers who have relied on these grades daily since 2012. They purposely skip the fashionable orange-and-cyan a...
Vanessa & Ivo
Colorwheelstore merged its four drone collections into one download of twenty-one LUTs. Designed for Aerial landscapes Sunsets from above Oc...
ColorWheel Store