Festival Green Warmth — Warm Highlight Grade with Green Tint

Warm & Golden Universal (Any Log) .cube 864.2 KB

Warm highlights carrying a green-leaning tint and a noticeable hue shift, which is exactly why it doesn't look like every other festival LUT. Suits open-air daytime footage with a lot of grass, trees and canvas in frame. Try it when the standard warm looks feel too generic. Free .cube for CapCut and TikTok edits, plus Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro.

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What this LUT does

Measured from the file itself: it adds contrast (about 34% steeper through the midtones); pushes saturation up around 10%; leans magenta shadows, warm midtones, warm highlights.

Lattice32×32×32 (32,768 points)
Midtone contrast+34% against the input
Saturation+10% on average across the primaries and secondaries
Black point1 IRE
Mid grey out54 IRE
Neutral castshadows magenta, midtones warm, highlights warm
Highlight clippingnone in the probes tested

How this was measured: a 21-step neutral ramp and nine saturated probes are pushed through the lattice and compared with what went in. Contrast is the slope between 35% and 65% input; saturation is the mean change in distance from the grey axis; the cast is the direction a neutral input comes out at three heights. Rec.709 luma throughout — the same coefficients the previewer uses, so these numbers describe the image in the slider above.

Technical Guide

What a log to Rec.709 conversion actually does

Decode, gamut matrix, shoulder, OETF: what the conversion does, why node order follows from it, and how to check it on 18% grey.

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