City Fashion Premium LUT 23 Pack I

The Premium Fairytale LUT pack offers 23 unique color LUTs for Adobe Photoshop, Camera Raw, Premiere, or any program that supports LUTs. The LUTs included are available in .Cube and .3DL format. These LUTs were inspired by my love of fairytales and fantasy and add a little bit of mystery to your images and video. The color play makes for a unique image every time.

By using these LUTs you can quickly run through various color possibilities and reduce your editing time!

24 LUTs INCLUDED IN THE VINTAGE KIT:

Anchorage - Subtle midnight blue tones.

Atlanta - Cool teal grey tones with pops of warmth.

Augusta - Bright blue tones that still keep the integrity of skintone.

Baltimore - Deep, warm, green & red toned colors. Works best on less saturated images/video.

Boise -A more subtle red and green look.

Boston - A bit of a rusty orange color.

Chicago - Shiny blue with hints of red tones coming out.

Denver - Deep blue of the quiet forest.

Des Moines - Rusty red tones, subtle and bringing life back to flat colors.

Hartford - Teal-green with the warmth of skin tones.

Honolulu - Airy, a bit overexposed and desaturated with skin tones popping through.

Little Rock - A bright teal-orange look.

Los Angeles - Purple-blue tones.

Louisville - A cranberry and teal type of skin tone.

Montgomery - Sublte warm tones, it's magical but not over the top.

New Orleans - A bit grey and cool toned.

New York - A strong pop of color on the cool side.

Oklahoma City - Flatter and greyer, but definitely lives up to it's name.

Phoenix - Matted purple tones, great on shadowed images.

Seattle - Warm tones with hints of geens and yellows.

Tallahassee - A pop of contrast and warm tones.

Wichita - Soft grey-purple colors.

Wilmington - A little fun with the red and cyan colors that come into play.

BEST FOR:

Outdoor natural light portraits Window Lit portraits Fashion, fine-art, studio and conceptual art WORKS WITH: Tested with Photoshop CC, Camera Raw and Adobe Premiere. This set of LUTs will only work in programs that are compatible with LUTs.