Global Tones LUTs, Part II
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This latest pack in the Global Tones series offers 10 new LUTs for color grading that will help you enhance your images with new moods inspired by some of the world’s most memorable destinations. Each LUT affects color tone, saturation, luminance, and contrast in different ways. Although these were prepared with landscape photography in mind, you can use them in any genre of photography. LUTs are compatible with Luminar 4, Luminar AI, and Luminar Neo, as well as Photoshop. You can even use them to color-grade your videos!
Compatibility
Luminar 4, Luminar AI, Luminar NEO, Aperty
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The story
You’ll find 10 LUTs in this pack inspired by global destinations:
- Boosted yellows and greens inspired by the bamboo groves of Arashiyama;
- A vintage stone look evocative of Mount Rushmore;
- Jumeirah, a striking teal and orange Dubai blue hour cityscape;
- A vintage fade from Waikato;
- Striking warm tones of Darjeeling;
- Teal and green tones from Triglav;
- High key tones with rich reds evoking memories of the shrines of Miyajima;
- Rich golds and high contrast from the desert metropolis of Riyadh;
- Oaxaca, a hazy and sandy color treatment;
- A stark, muted look remembering rainy days in Washington state.
These LUTs will help you achieve great results quickly, and you can adjust them in the Mood tool.
Make sure to share your results! Use the hashtag #madewithluminar on social media so the Skylum Team can take a look at your work.
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Creator
Mathew Browne
Photographer. Skylum Ambassador.
Mathew Browne is a cross-genre photographer who has gained recognition for his vibrant images spanning the spectrum of travel photography. A prolific traveler, Mathew has visited nearly 70 countries and photographs extensively for the photo location sharing platform PhotoHound, which he co-founded in 2018.
