Colour grades: the built-in looks and how to make them yours

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Luke Fenech Admin 6 days ago

imagic ships with two families of looks, all under Color Grade in the editor. You can browse every one on the looks page.

The 43 colour-grade looks. Film and mood starting points: Golden Hour, Teal Orange, Kodak Portra, Fuji Velvia, B&W Classic, Moody, Vintage and more.

The 20 experimental finishes (since 1.3.14). Stronger treatments: Bleach Bypass, Steel, Tobacco, CineStill Night, Infrared B&W, Cyanotype, Solarize, RGB Split, Glitch and others.

Making a look yours

  • Every look has an Amount slider. Try a look at part strength on top of your own exposure and white balance before going all the way.
  • Do the basics first (exposure, white balance, highlights and shadows), then the look.
  • A look is saved with the photo and travels with copy and paste and with presets, so grade one frame and apply it to the whole set.

What is your go-to look, and at what Amount? Post a link to a before and after in Show your edits.

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