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Personal covers your own videos and photos. Commercial covers client work and monetised content. Movie & TV covers film, broadcast and streaming productions.

Yes, with the Commercial licence, which covers client work and monetised channels. The Personal licence is for your own videos and photos, and Movie & TV covers film, broadcast and streaming productions. See licences.

A one-time payment. There is no subscription; the files are yours to keep.

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The Cinematic bundle has 110 looks in 11 themes as video LUTs and matching Lightroom presets, made for drone footage and photos. The GoPro pack has 56 LUTs made for GoPro, action-cam and drone video, plus bonus sets and conversion LUTs. Compare the packs.

Because the files are digital and delivered instantly, we cannot offer returns or refunds once an order is placed. If something is wrong with your download, contact us and we will fix it.

Straight after you place your order you receive an email with your download link. The Cinematic bundle is a 337 MB download.

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Unzip it first: double-click it on a Mac, or right-click and choose Extract All on Windows. On a phone, tap it in the Files app. Editing apps cannot read LUTs from inside a zip.

A LUT (look-up table) is a small file that maps the colours in your footage to new colours. Applying one gives a clip a finished colour grade in one step, instead of adjusting contrast, saturation and hue by hand.

A LUT (.cube) grades video in editors like Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro. A Lightroom preset (.xmp) does the same for photos in Lightroom and Camera Raw. The Cinematic bundle includes both versions of every look, so your photos and videos can match.

Pick your app in our install guides: step-by-step instructions for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, Lightroom, phone apps and more.

Yes. Most editors have an intensity, strength, mix or opacity control for LUTs, and Lightroom has an Amount slider for presets. Around 60–80% suits most shots.

Yes. They are compatible with generic log and Rec.709 footage. If you shoot in a log profile such as D-Log, apply the LUT after a conversion to Rec.709 (or on a node after it) for the most accurate result.

Yes, on RAW, JPEG, HEIC and DNG files. RAW gives you the most room to fine-tune exposure and white balance after applying a preset.

Any resolution, up to 8K. A LUT changes colour only, so it does not affect sharpness or resolution.

Both packs include .cube and .3dl LUTs for video editors, DJI D-Log conversion LUTs, Lightroom versions (.xmp, which also import into Lightroom mobile) and Capture One styles (.costyle). The Cinematic bundle adds .lrtemplate presets for older Lightroom versions and .dng presets for Lightroom mobile.

Any. They are built for drone footage, including the DJI Mini, Air, Mavic and Avata lines, and also work with GoPro, Osmo, Insta360, iPhone and cameras from Arri, Sony, RED, Nikon, Canon and Panasonic. See grading notes for 35 popular drones, cameras and phones.

Any editor that loads .cube LUTs or Lightroom presets, including Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, Lightroom (mobile & desktop), Avid Media Composer, Filmora, LumaFusion and many more.

Yes. Convert D-Log M to Rec.709 first (DJI publishes a free conversion LUT for each drone), then add our look on top. Our Resolve and Premiere guides show how.

Yes. The Lightroom presets work in Lightroom on desktop and on Lightroom mobile for iOS and Android. The LUTs also work in mobile editors such as LumaFusion and 3DLUT Mobile.

Apps that import .cube files, including LumaFusion, VN, Adobe Premiere on iPhone, VideoLUT, PeekLUT and Filmic Pro. See the phone app guides.

In CapCut on a computer, yes. The CapCut phone app and Instagram Edits cannot import custom LUTs yet, so grade your clip in an app like VN or LumaFusion first. More on apps without LUT support.

Yes. You can import and apply presets in the free Lightroom mobile app on iPhone, iPad and Android. Lightroom mobile guide.