Emma K LUT Collection — Designed for Luxury Wedding Films
The Emma K LUT Collection is a beautifully crafted set of 6 cinematic LUTs created for wedding filmmakers, developed in collaboration with Emma K (a luxury destination wedding videographer based in Los Angeles). It is tailored to produce soft, radiant skin tones, warm highlights, and gently muted shadows—suitable for a range of lighting conditions from bright outdoor scenes to intimate indoor moments.
What’s Included
- Six LUTs:
- Emma K – Bold
- Emma K – Bright
- Emma K – Soft
- Emma K – Warm
- Emma K – B&W
Key Benefits
- Natural, cinematic look: Offers a balance of rich color, flattering skin tones, and subtle warmth—without overpowering footage.
- Versatile across shooting conditions: Works well in both natural light and indoor scenes, ensuring consistent tone across a wedding film.
Compatibility
- Compatible with any software that supports .cube LUT files, including DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and CapCut.
- Designed to work with log profiles from cameras like Sony, Canon, Panasonic, Blackmagic, Fuji, Nikon, RED, and DJI—as well as standard Rec.709 footage.
Ideal For
Wedding videographers and storytellers looking to elevate their films with a bright, elegant, and emotive aesthetic that maintains a luxurious feel. Far from generic presets, this collection brings a curated, refined look optimized for real-world wedding footage.
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