Post Process - Adjust
Adjusts the light and the color of the whole Lens: brightness, contrast, color strength, warmth and grain. Ask for a ready-made look, for example faded old film.
Color grade, adjust, blur, or enhance the whole look of a Lens.
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contrastfloatChanges the contrast of the lens. Range of values: 0.65 to 1.5 Neutral value, meaning no effect: 1.0
exposurefloatChanges the exposure of the lens. This affects the overall brightness of the image. Range of values: 0.0 to 2.0 Neutral value, meaning no effect: 1.0
saturationfloatChanges the saturation of the lens which means the intensity of the colors. Range of values: 0.0 to 1.5 Neutral value, meaning no effect: 1.0
vibrancefloatChanges the vibrance of the lens. Range of values: 0.0 to 2.0 Neutral value, meaning no effect: 1.0 Vibrance is similar to saturation but affects colors more selectively, especially over the red color. It increases the intensity of less-saturated colors more than the already-saturated ones and protects skin tones to ensure they don't appear overly saturated. This results in a more subtle enhancement of colors.
warmthfloatChanges the warmth of the lens. Range of values: -1.0 to 1.0 Neutral value, meaning no effect: 0.0 Warmth refers to the color temperature adjustment of an image. Increasing warmth makes the image appear more yellow or red (warmer), emulating sunlight, whereas decreasing warmth makes the image cooler, shifting colors towards the blue spectrum.
tintfloatChanges the tint of the lens. Range of values: -1.0 to 1.0 Neutral value, meaning no effect: 0.0 Tint adjustment modifies the color balance between green and magenta tones. It can be used to correct color casts in an image, allowing finer tuning between opposing color aspects to achieve the desired tonal balance.
sharpenfloatChanges the sharpness of the lens. Range of values: 0.0 to 1.5 Neutral value, meaning no effect: 0.0
grainfloatChanges the grain of the lens. Range of values: 0.0 to 1.0 Neutral value, meaning no effect: 0.0 Grain adds a feeling of a lower resolution old television style. This also somewhat darkens the lighting as a side effect.
colorCorrectionintA LUT texture used for primary color correction.
27 values
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- None. No LUT texture applied.
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- Amber Vintage. Applies a moody, cinematic grade with warm amber highlights and deep olive shadows. It desaturates cooler tones and enhances reds for a dramatic, vintage-inspired atmosphere. The overall look feels grounded and textured, evoking a nostalgic film aesthetic with rich contrast and subdued brightness. Ideal for storytelling visuals that aim for emotional depth and a slightly retro cinematic tone.
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- Bright Bloom. creates a vibrant, color-rich look with strong magenta and orange undertones. It boosts saturation and brightness, giving the image a lively, pop-art feel while maintaining soft skin tones. The highlights are warm and radiant, while shadows retain a subtle blue cast for balance. The result is energetic, youthful, and expressive - perfect for stylized portraits, fashion, or creative social media aesthetics.
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- BW Classic. Converts the image to a high-contrast black-and-white cinematic style. It balances rich deep blacks with bright, clean highlights, creating a striking tonal range. Midtones are smooth and detailed, giving the image a timeless filmic quality. The overall result feels elegant and dramatic - ideal for emotional portraits, classic cinema looks, or editorial photography with a vintage aesthetic
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- Cine Elegance. Creates a refined, natural cinematic tone with soft highlights and clean contrast. It slightly warms the image while preserving accurate skin tones, giving a polished yet realistic feel. Shadows are gently lifted for a smooth dynamic range, and saturation is balanced to maintain color harmony across the frame. The look feels editorial and elegant
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- Cine Warm. A cinematic neutral look with subtle warmth and rich contrast. It enhances reds and oranges while keeping skin tones soft and natural. Shadows are slightly deepened for depth, and highlights are refined to maintain a polished, balanced aesthetic. The result is a professional film-inspired grade - vibrant yet realistic, perfect for lifestyle, beauty, or outdoor portrait visuals.
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- Cinematic Ember. Applies a light cinematic warm tone with subtle contrast enhancement. It enriches midtones and deepens shadows to create a balanced, filmic look. Highlights gain a gentle golden tint, giving the image a cozy and nostalgic atmosphere. Colors appear slightly desaturated in cooler areas, while skin tones remain natural and flattering. Overall, the LUT transforms the image into a warm, cinematic scene with enhanced depth and emotional warmth.
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- Dark Cinematic. Applies a dark cinematic tone with increased depth and contrast. Shadows are noticeably deepened, giving the image a moody, dramatic feel, while highlights are slightly subdued to maintain balance and detail in bright areas. The overall color palette shifts toward cooler, desaturated hues, enhancing the sense of atmosphere and focus on the subject. This creates a film-inspired, visually striking look that feels more intense and emotionally grounded.
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- Dark Vibe. Creates a dark, moody cinematic atmosphere with low contrast and muted tones. Shadows are deepened for a dramatic effect, while warm midtones preserve skin detail and texture. The overall palette leans toward earthy neutrals with slightly desaturated colors, evoking an introspective, film-like mood. Perfect for storytelling, portrait, or editorial scenes that aim for emotional depth and visual subtlety.
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- Dark Vogue. Applies a deep, cinematic tone with strong contrast and cool blue undertones. It darkens shadows and enhances reds, creating a striking balance between warmth and coolness. Skin tones are slightly bronzed, while the overall image takes on a dramatic, editorial mood reminiscent of fashion or music video color grading. The result is intense, stylized, and visually bold - ideal for artistic portraits or moody cinematic scenes.
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- Golden Glow. Applies a warm, golden cinematic tone that enhances brightness and color richness. Midtones are slightly deepened to add depth, while highlights gain a soft golden glow, giving the photo a sunlit and inviting look. Skin tones appear warmer and more vibrant, and the surrounding colors - especially reds and greens - are enriched for a vivid, filmic atmosphere. Overall, the effect creates a balanced, emotionally warm scene with enhanced contrast and a subtle nostalgic feel.
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- Invert. Completely reverses the image’s color spectrum, turning light areas dark and dark areas light. Warm skin tones shift to cool bluish shades, reds become cyan, and greens transform into magenta. This creates a surreal, high-contrast look with an abstract and otherworldly feel, emphasizing shapes and tonal balance rather than natural color.
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- Magenta Fusion. Transforms the image with a bold, high-bright color palette dominated by magenta and violet tones. It adds strong saturation and vibrant contrast, creating a surreal, futuristic atmosphere. Skin tones shift slightly cooler, while shadows take on a rich blue tint, enhancing visual intensity. The result is energetic, artistic, and eye-catching - ideal for creative, editorial, or pop-inspired visuals
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- Mono Fade. Transforms the image into a refined black-and-white cinematic style with a balanced tonal range. It enhances midtone contrast and preserves fine detail in both shadows and highlights, creating depth and realism. The grayscale palette feels classic yet modern, evoking an emotional, timeless aesthetic suitable for narrative or editorial visuals. The overall look is clean, expressive, and elegant
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- Monocrome. Applies a cool monochrome filter with deep bluish and purple undertones. It removes full color while preserving tonal contrast, giving the image a sleek, moody appearance. Highlights are slightly muted, and shadows are enriched with a cool tint, creating a modern, cinematic look that feels both elegant and introspective.
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- Moody Film. Applies a vibrant cinematic enhancement that deepens shadows and enriches color contrast. The cooler tones - particularly blues and purples - are intensified, giving the scene a stylized, moody atmosphere. Skin tones remain natural but slightly warmer for balance, while highlights gain a gentle luminosity that adds depth. Overall, the effect transforms the photo into a high-contrast, visually dynamic look with a soft filmic glow and artistic flair
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- Natural Glow. Subtly enhances contrast and warmth while preserving a natural look. It slightly deepens midtones and shadows, making details like hair and fabric texture appear richer. Skin tones are gently warmed for a healthier, sunlit glow, while highlights remain soft and balanced. Overall, the correction refines the image’s clarity and depth without making it look overly stylized, giving it a clean, polished, and true-to-life appearance.
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- Olive Amber. Applies a moody, cinematic grade with warm amber highlights and deep olive shadows. It desaturates cooler tones and enhances reds for a dramatic, vintage-inspired atmosphere. The overall look feels grounded and textured, evoking a nostalgic film aesthetic with rich contrast and subdued brightness. Ideal for storytelling visuals that aim for emotional depth and a slightly retro cinematic tone
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- Orange Teal. Adds a cinematic teal-and-orange tone with enhanced contrast and soft shadows. Skin tones are gently warmed, while cooler areas shift toward deep teal hues for a balanced complementary color look. The overall image gains richness and mood, giving it a sunlit, filmic atmosphere. Highlights remain natural, but with a slightly amber glow that enhances warmth and depth. The result feels vibrant yet cinematic - perfect for outdoor portraits and storytelling visuals
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- Purple Hills. Applies a soft magenta and teal duotone filter, giving the image a dreamy, pastel look. Natural colors are replaced with gentle pink and turquoise shades, while contrast is reduced to create a hazy, nostalgic mood. Highlights take on a warm pink tint, and shadows shift toward cool teal, producing a calm, artistic atmosphere with a vintage-inspired aesthetic.
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- Retro Chrome. Creates a cool, high-contrast aesthetic reminiscent of retro film looks from the late 1990s. It introduces a teal-blue tint to the shadows and midtones, while slightly brightening highlights to give the scene a crisp, stylized edge. Reds and magentas remain vibrant for contrast, and skin tones appear cooler, lending the photo a modern yet nostalgic atmosphere with a cinematic, editorial quality.
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- Sahara. Adds a warm, sunlit tone inspired by desert light. It enhances yellows and soft oranges, giving the image a golden, sandy glow while maintaining balanced skin tones. Shadows are gently deepened for cinematic depth, and overall contrast is refined for a clean, professional look. The result evokes warmth, sunlight, and natural beauty - reminiscent of a "Sahara" golden-hour atmosphere
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- Sepia. - Applies a sepia tone filter, giving the image a warm brownish tint reminiscent of vintage photographs. It replaces natural colors with soft beige and golden hues, reducing saturation while preserving contrast and detail. The result evokes a classic, nostalgic atmosphere, enhancing depth and warmth for a timeless, old-film aesthetic.
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- Soft Golden. Introduces a soft golden hue with balanced contrast and gentle vibrance. It enhances warm tones, giving skin and highlights a sun-kissed glow while slightly muting cooler shades for a cohesive cinematic warmth. Shadows are deepened subtly to add dimension without losing detail. The overall result feels dreamy and luminous
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- Spectrum. Applies a thermal or spectrum-style color mapping, transforming natural tones into a vivid gradient of artificial colors. Warm areas shift into bright yellows, oranges, and reds, while cooler regions transition to greens, blues, and purples. The result mimics an infrared or heatmap look, emphasizing temperature-like contrasts and creating a striking, psychedelic visual with intense saturation and surreal vibrancy.
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- Teal Ember. Applies a teal-and-orange cinematic look, creating strong complementary contrast between warm and cool tones. Shadows and darker areas shift toward teal, while skin tones and highlights are warmed with soft orange and amber hues. This enhances depth and gives the image a dramatic, filmic quality. The overall effect feels vibrant yet balanced, emphasizing warmth and clarity for a visually engaging, professional-grade aesthetic.
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- Warm Vintage. Enhances warmth and mood by infusing a rich amber tone across midtones and highlights. It adds soft contrast and deepens shadows to create a cinematic, slightly vintage atmosphere. Skin tones appear smooth and glowing, while overall saturation is gently increased for a vivid yet natural look. The result feels warm, emotive, and inviting - reminiscent of sunset light or nostalgic film color grading
colorCorrectionIntensityfloatIntensity of the color correction LUT. Ranges from 0 to 1, where 0 means no LUT effect is applied, and 1 represents the full LUT intensity.
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