CMYK Quadtones LUTs
The original goal of Quadtones is to expand the tonal range of the image or the frame.Graded with four colors (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black) and using Transfer curves, Complementary colors, Color trends, these Look Up Tables give a sleek, enhanced monochrome look to your photos and footages.LUTs work on portraits, theater, wedding, product, street, landscape, still life photos / footages and many more.Colorize the black and white photos, create music abum and book covers, add atmosphere and mood to...
Raztrend – Technicolor Ver. 3 Profiles Lightroom ACR LUTs
Meet the brand new tools - Enhanced profiles to use in Lightroom (Cloud based) 1.3/ 6.3 and later, Lightroom Classic 7.3/ 12.3 and later, Adobe Camera RAW 10.3/ 15.3 and later, Adobe Photoshop CC 2018 v19.1.3/ 2023 v24.3 and later with Camera RAW plug-in, Lightroom Mobile 1.3/6.3 and later (via sync). !!! Not compatible with the older versions of Lightroom (1-7.2, like CC2015.5 and ACR below 10.3), it's not possible to recreate the profiles as the presets, so please check...
Raztrend – Authentic Sepia LUTs – Ver. 2
Sepia is more than that color tone filter readily available in most photo editing programs. Originally Sepia was a brown pigment prepared from a black fluid secreted by cuttlefish, used in monochrome drawing and in watercolors. A reddish-brown color associated particularly with monochrome photographs of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Explore the huge range of Sepia toning variants. Use the Look Up Tables to create memorable footages and photographs, the movie posters, music album cover, recolor Black and White...
Eastman Kodak Black and White Films LUTs
Emulate the well known general purpose Black & White films from Eastman Kodak, including the popular discontinued films. Eastman Kodak makes some incredible Black and White films since 1885. Films which yield beautiful, classic images and have their origins at the very heart of photography. Kodak Verichrome Safety Film (1931–1956) Orthochromatic B&W film. Kodak Panatomic-X (1933–1987) Very fine grain general purpose film. Kodak Super-XX (1940–1992) Kodak's standard high-speed film from 1940 to 1954. Kodak Verichrome Pan (1956–1995) General purpose medium-speed panchromatic film that features extremely fine...