Pool Party LUT Pack

Warm editorial. One day, 47 garments, 200 frames.

Shot on a private property in Bowral, NSW. Directed by Jayden Garcia. The grade needed to carry across fashion editorial, 10-second reels, and long-form video — all in one look. Warm skin, open shadows, enough grain to feel tactile.

Cold, clean, and technically specific.

A campaign built on the idea that Norwegians invented waterproofing — so they wear it like a fact, not a feature. The grade had to feel cold and precise without going clinical. Directional light, cooled midtones, held highlights.

Rich interiors. Cinematic hospitality.

QT's dog-friendly campaign needed to feel elevated — not a pet video, a lifestyle statement. Deep, saturated interiors balanced against soft natural light from the hotel windows. The grade did the heavy lifting on brand perception.

“This is the first LUT pack I've used where I didn't feel like I had to fight it. Applied it, pulled the shadows slightly, done. Looks like we spent a day in the grade suite.”

“Shot a lookbook for a Sydney label last week and ran the whole thing through these. Client came back asking what camera we used. We used the same Sony we always use.”

“Been editing branded content for four years and these are the only LUTs I've kept after the first month. Everything else ends up in the bin.”

“The PDF guide is underrated — understanding what each LUT was built for changed how I apply them. Context matters.”

“Used the warm grade on a Bondi shoot for a sportswear brand. DP saw the edit and asked where I got it. Sent him the link immediately.”

“Honestly didn't expect much from a $49 pack. This is embarrassingly good for the price. Looks like work from a much bigger agency.”