Film colors have made a comeback to become one of the most interesting looks out there.
While you can achieve a lot of these looks using LUTs and traditional presets, we at colorist factory have been digging deeper into the looks offered under our Power Curves Project. We know what some of you reading this are thinking, what are power curves? right?
Hold up, let’s learn what Power Curves do.
Power Curves are a set of Industry inspired color Grades, masterfully recreated using native tools of popular editing platforms: Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and Davinci Resolve. Power Curves are crafted keeping in mind the color limitation of Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro.
Power Curves install as normal presets, but their application goes beyond to offer much wider flexibility for novice to veteran filmmakers. Let’s take a look at a quick trailer showcasing our brand new Power Curves and walk through the basic steps of integrating Power Curves into our post-production workflow.
About Film Power Curve
In this experiment, we will use Film Power Curve along with a combination of film textures and frames from our Ultimate Colorist Toolkit 2.0. You can download our Colorist Toolkit from here. You can download Film Power Curve for free with the help of links mentioned towards the end of the blog. In case you want to download the entire set of 12 Academy-inspired Power Curves you can find them here.
Film Power Curve, Preview Example
Video Tutorial
Here’s a video tutorial on how to apply Film power Curve in Premiere Pro.
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Important!
Likewise, if you’re looking for some serious color grading inspiration, check out our Instagram. It’s a treasure trove of cinematic images. A diverse selection of visually appealing photos is made available to you courtesy of our team. Think of this as an increase in the number of mood boards to use as inspiration for your own work. Follow us on Instagram at “colorist.factory.”
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Easy to use it. Masterpiece
Easy to use it. Masterpiece. How can i get this?