Dark Cinematic LUT (premiere pro, davinci, ae, lightroom)

Here's a breakdown of what a package of dark cinematic LUTs typically includes:

1. LUT Files: These are the actual Look-Up Tables in various file formats (e.g., .cube, .3dl) that contain the color grading information. LUTs map input colors to desired output colors, allowing for the transformation of the image's appearance.
2. Variety of LUTs: The package usually contains a range of LUTs with different intensities and styles. This variety allows users to choose the one that best suits their specific project and desired mood.
3. Intensity Levels: Some LUTs may come with adjustable intensity levels, allowing users to control the strength of the color grading effect and tailor it to their preferences.
4. Instructions or Documentation: Guides or documentation may be included to help users understand how to apply the LUTs effectively using their preferred video or image editing software.
5. Compatibility: Information on the compatible software and platforms where the LUTs can be applied, such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, or other editing tools.
6. Preview Images or Examples: Preview images or examples of how the LUTs will affect the colors and tones in a sample image or video. These previews help users get an idea of the LUTs' potential effects.
7. Usage Tips: Tips and recommendations on how to use the LUTs to achieve the desired cinematic look, including suggestions on adjusting exposure, contrast, and other settings for optimal results.

When applied to footage or images, these dark cinematic LUTs can create a moody, intense, and atmospheric visual style, making them a popular choice in the film industry and among content creators looking to achieve a specific aesthetic for their projects.