1960s New Wave Cinema
Cinema broke its own rules in the 1960s. French New Wave handheld grey, Antonioni's alienated colour, Kubrick's cold precision, and the psychedelic heat of the late decade — all distilled into 10 LUTs.
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What's In This Pack(10 LUTs)
- 10 unique 3D LUT files (.cube)
- Commercial use license
- Works with DaVinci, Premiere, FCP, Lightroom
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- Format
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- Resolution
- 33x33x33
- Color Space
- Rec.709 / sRGB
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- Pack Date
- 2026-05-04
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