color
noir
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- PP Core Color: cinematic color grade for any rec.709 footage including phones and mirrorless cameras
- PP Core Noir: the black and white version of the same look, high contrast with analog character
- PP SLog3: hand-tuned sony s-log3 to rec.709 conversion, not the standard sony one, already carries a filmic base before the look LUT is applied
- Grain Overlay: analog film grain loop, place above footage on overlay blend mode and adjust opacity to taste
- Tutorial PDF: step-by-step installation and workflow guide for premiere pro, davinci resolve, final cut pro, capcut and vn
compatible with any software that supports .cube files
Meet the Developer
Patrick Putzker
I'm a filmmaker based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I spent years building a life around creative discipline - training Muay Thai, traveling with a camera, building businesses, and documenting all of it.
I don't make tools to sell tools. I make them because they're part of how I work, and I'd rather share what actually works than keep it to myself.
FAQ
a LUT (lookup table) is a file that transforms the color of your footage - think of it as a saved color grade you can apply with one click. my LUTs are designed to give your footage a specific cinematic look, not to correct technical issues.
any software that supports .cube files. this includes premiere pro, davinci resolve, final cut pro, capcut, vn app, after effects, photoshop, luma fusion, and most other editing apps.
full installation instructions for premiere pro, davinci resolve, final cut pro, capcut and the VN app are in the included PDF.
yes. the rec.709 LUTs are designed specifically for standard footage including iphone, android, and any mirrorless camera not shooting in log.
apply the PP SLog3 Conversion LUT first, then stack the color or noir LUT on top. this two-step workflow is explained in the included tutorial PDF. do not apply the look LUT directly to log footage - it will not look correct.
color is my main cinematic look - warm shadows, filmic tones, crushed blacks. noir is the same underlying grade converted to black and white, optimized for contrast and skin texture. both are built from the same visual language.
every shot is different. LUTs apply the same transformation to every clip, so proper exposure before applying the LUT matters. if a clip is overexposed, underexposed, or shot in mixed light, you will need to adjust first. a LUT is the last 10% - get the other 90% right first.
yes. personal and commercial use are both allowed. you cannot resell or redistribute the files themselves.
you will receive an email with a download link immediately after checkout. the link is also available on your confirmation page. if you can't find it, check your spam folder first - if it's still not there, just reach out directly at store@patrickputzker.com and I'll sort it out.
no. as with all digital products, refunds are not available once the files have been delivered. please review the before/after examples carefully before purchasing.
this applies to eu customers too - by completing your purchase you waive your statutory 14-day right of withdrawal, which is standard for digital downloads.
