Cinematic LUTs

Color

Discover the best cinematic LUTs for video editors and content creators.

Finishing LUTs™

Our nuanced approach to cinematic color grading, Finishing LUTs help you instantly tie your entire project together.

Platinum Coast

A soft palette of deep blues and earthy reds

Platinum Coast

Pure

Modern and versatile with clean highlights

Pure

Amber X

Rich amber tones with sleek shadows

Amber X

Velvet B&W

A smooth, timeless black & white

Velvet B&W

Dark Pearl

A vivid and versatile palette of blues

Dark Pearl

Paradigm Teal

Heavy teals with creamy highlights

Paradigm Teal

Evoke B&W

A modern black & white with rich contrast

Evoke B&W

Canyon Red

Earthy rust with deep shadows

Canyon Red

Metallic Rose

Monochromatic with shades of rose

Metallic Rose

Cashmere

A restrained color palette evoking sentimentality

Cashmere

Dark Monochrome

Sleek and strong with desaturated blues

Dark Monochrome

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Earthy Monochrome

Moody contrast in a palette of earth tones

Earthy Monochrome

Pacific Coast

Lush greens and blues with pristine highlights

Pacific Coast

Tonal Blue

A quintessential concentration of deep, rich blues

Tonal Blue

Tonal Sand

A neutral palette with muted warmth

Tonal Sand

Golden Age

An elegant warmth balanced by deep blues

Golden Age

Explorer Teal

Subtle teals with sandy highlights

Explorer Teal

Century

Moody teals with tonal greens

Century

Super Gold

Deep reds and golds with muted saturation

Super Gold

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Cinematic LUTs FAQ

Finishing LUTs™ are Lens Distortions’ unique approach to cinematic LUTs, focusing on uniform consistency across all of your footage, preservation of color integrity, and a stylized look – in that order.

Simply put, our LUTs won’t mess up your footage like almost all other LUTs on the market will.

Generally, LUTs can help you achieve in pretty much any professional video editing software. LUT compatibility includes Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Davinci Resolve, After Effects, LumaFusion, Photoshop, and many more applications.

LUTs make it really easy to achieve cinematic color grades. Please see our article on how to install LUTs in Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro X

Yes, click the link to download a free cinematic LUT ! You simply need to create a free account to download. Feel free to use this LUT for personal, client, and commercial projects.

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Cinematic LUTs are tools used in video editing to apply color grading and color correction to your footage.

LUTs (Look-Up Tables) are essentially files containing mathematical formulas that alter the colors and tones of an image based on predefined values. They serve as a reference guide for transforming the input colors of a video or image to achieve a desired output look.

Cinematic LUTs are specifically designed to emulate the aesthetic styles and color grading techniques used in movies, cinematic shows, and high-end commercials. They often aim to replicate the look of popular films.

By applying a cinematic LUT, video editors can quickly enhance the visual quality of their footage and create a more polished and professional look.

Cinematic LUTs are often used in conjunction with other color grading tools to fine-tune the overall look and feel of a video, including adjusting contrast, saturation, and brightness.

It’s worth noting that while cinematic LUTs provide a starting point for achieving a specific visual style, additional adjustments and tweaks may be necessary to tailor the look to a particular scene or project. Therefore, they serve as a helpful tool in the color grading process, but the final creative decisions are still made by the filmmaker or video editor.

Cinematic LUTs

Color