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• Invest in handcrafted quality
• Give your videos a vintage touch with 16mm Film Grains – overlays that add authentic, retro-style grain to your footage. Perfect for achieving a classic film look with a timeless aesthetic!

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• Give your videos an authentic film look with this 16mm Film Grain Overlays Pack, featuring 20 video overlays and 20 static textures. Instantly add rich, organic grain to your footage for a true cinematic feel.
• Perfect for filmmakers, editors, and content creators, this pack is your go-to tool for adding depth and texture to any project. Elevate your visuals today!

• LUTs (Look-Up Tables) are tables that I developed of values ​​that are used to modify the colors of a video or image.
• LUTs are in .cube format so make sure that the software you use daily supports the .cube format
• LUTs are Developed on Rec709 and Generic LOG aka Blackmagic Design Film Gen 1
• LUTs are also available for specific LOGs

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• These films are the backbone of analog motion pictures, without which Hollywood and indie music video productions would lose their organic tools for that extra touch of analog vibe and emotion. While Classic Vision 3 focuses on the neutral versions of these films, the 16mm Edition is all about the gritty, raw, half-sized negatives with more grain—embracing them just as they come out of the scanner, avoiding any impression of striving for a digital-looking result.
• The visual concept behind this pragmatic use of genuine Kodak Vision 3 film stock has now made its way into many genres and industries within the world of motion pictures. We see it in commercials, music videos, and film festivals, where documentaries or dramas win awards.
• Both films, as always, are represented through profiles that handle everything Lightroom cannot easily recreate. Each film is interpreted through eight profile variations, offering the raw scan aesthetic as well as a lightly corrected base option—sometimes adding film contrast, other times simply reshaping the colors.