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Hey guys and girls,
LUTs are fantastic! They are a great way to colourise your images in just a few clicks. They used to be used mostly for video grading but now are becoming more and more popular within the photography community. Simply by clicking on the desired LUT preset, you can add more styles by stacking various effects on top each other and then use the blend modes and varying degrees of opacity to show off the effect that you like. I Have created this pack based on the colour grading I use in my images since I get asked often how I create my look in my images. I have done the hard work for you by creating these presets now it’s up to you to to “click, stack and blend” away.
Very often you might use a LUT on 6 or 8% opacity to go with another two that are on 40 or 60% opacity, the creative list is endless. These can be used on any type of image including landscapes, still life and portraits and opens up a whole new workflow for you to help develop your skills.
Comparison - Female Portrait
Brian Dukes (verified owner) –
I’m extremely impressed by the new CINE LUT Pack recently released by Ian Munro. I’ve just re-edited a photograph I took of Natalie Clare Prior during a lighting practice session I did a couple of years ago in our garden.
To the right, is the original image that I edited, and in fairness I was quite happy with this at the time. But having selected a few LUT’s I’ve totally transformed this to the image you see on the left, the colours are more natural, more muted and subtle.
The ONLY changes are the addition of 4x LUT layers, and here are the LUT’s I used:
– Melancholy @ 20% opacity
– Drama @ 20% opacity
– Faint @ 10% opacity
– Discovery @ 30% opacity
Each and every layer has a very subtle influence over the look and the feel, and keeping the opacity of the LUT’s low keeps the effect subtle and natural.
Nice work Ian on these LUT’s – really cool pack, and I’ve only scratched the surface so far.
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