Gamut – Lotus Lut Pack is inspired by the widely known Nirav Patel tone curve that combines colours. This is most commonly used in weddings, commercials and editorial work. This pack enhances the footage with blue, balanced skin tones and blacks and shadows. This pack comes with four distinguished LUTs, Lotus 01 to 04, with each of them having its own flavour in colour grading, true to nature greens, deep ocean blue highlights and blue and warm cool tone balance.

Gamut – Lotus Lut Pack Features

• Nirav Patel’s deep tones with warm highlights and skin tones blend into this colour palette.
• Patel’s work inspires this gorgeous cinematic LUT pack as well. Maintaining true nature greens and deep ocean blue highlights combined with blue and warm extraordinary tone balance.
• These are suitable in wedding, commercials, and editorial work with a perfect balance in artistic touch and functional grading.
• Make sure that in dark shadows and black areas, there is no detail loss while still maintaining richness and depth in the footage.
• These are Lotus 01, 02, 03 and 04 LUTs; stunning greens set the sky with deep blues, all blended into cinematic blue and warm highlights LUT.
• The pack is compatible with Pro Premier, Final Cut Pro X, DaVinci Resolve, and other software that allows 3D LUTS (.cube format).
• Vast Camera Compatibility: Designed for leading mirrorless and DSLR cameras, such as Panasonic GH/S1 series, Sony A7 series, Canon 5D/1DX/EOS-R, Nikon Z6/Z7, and Fuji XT-3/XT-2.
• Immediate Download & Simple Installation: Comes with an installer for both macOS and Windows.

Gamut – Lotus Lut Pack Overview

Image 1: Lotus 01 offers exceptional versatility, seamlessly blending with a wide footage range. It’s true-to-life greens and soft blush skin tones create a colour palette that suits everything from outdoor weddings to delicate editorial visuals.

Image 2: Lotus 03 features green shadows and a subtly desaturated palette, complemented by rich, almost copper highlights in indirect sunlight. Its tones evoke the warmth of dawn in the desert, reminiscent of underexposed Portra film stocks.