OraLUTs For
Apple LOG

A precision-tuned Log-to-Rec709 conversion LUT that transforms Apple Log footage into a clean, balanced, film-like image in a single step, no prior correction needed.

Highlights roll off smoothly with no clipping, shadows carry genuine depth, and whites stay clean and natural. Saturation is refined and controlled, blues are gently desaturated without a teal push, and skin tones render naturally warm and accurate across complexions.

The most technically precise, neutral-leaning LUT in the pack — the foundation grade for a true cinema-camera look.

A natural-cinematic base grade built to convert Apple Log footage into a clean, balanced, film-like image without imposing a strong color identity of its own.

Whites stay neutral, skin tones are preserved across complexions, and the only signature move is a subtle golden-brown shadow tint that grounds the image without tipping it warm or cool.

The most transparent and versatile base grade in the pack — the one to reach for when you want clean, honest color with room to build on top.

A clean, cinematic base LUT that converts Apple Log into a balanced, natural, consistent image across any environment. Its signature move is a subtle cool shift that reduces excess warmth and gently pushes blues toward a soft teal, with highlights rolling off smoothly, shadows deepened just enough for structure, and skin tones preserved without going overly warm or flat. Where GroundTone stays warm-neutral and CitySlate pushes teal hard, DayFlow sits in between — a light, controlled teal touch built for everyday shooting, not correction.

A hybrid LUT balancing corrective and stylized grading into the most versatile formula in the pack — a clean, moderate teal push in blues that reads open and airy rather than heavy, paired with a mild warm lift in the midtones and a warm-neutral highlight rolloff with no cast. Greens shape toward a grounded warm olive, shadows stay warm-neutral without going cold, and skin tones on deep complexions read naturally warm, dimensional, and flattering across every lighting condition — with no green contamination, no overcooling. More identity than Goated's neutrality, more restraint than the teal or golden grades.

A hybrid cinematic LUT built for a controlled, editorial look that stays intentional across every environment — a consistent cool shift pushes blues toward a muted teal-gray, pulls greens olive, and strips warmth from reds and oranges without erasing their hue identity. Highlights roll off cool and matte with no warmth retained, shadows carry a distinct teal-gray density, and skin tones darken and cool while staying natural rather than ashy. Performs consistently across daylight, overcast, and indoor retail — a reliable all-environment grade. Cleaner and more editorial than SlateCity's heavier, more atmospheric teal push.

A stylized LUT with a corrective lean, built around a heavy muted teal push in blues and a deliberate reduction of warm tone vibrancy across every lighting environment. Highlights roll off cool-neutral with no warm lift, shadows carry cool-dark depth without going harsh, and midtones sit compressed and desaturated for a weighted, serious cinematic quality. Greens shape toward a cool olive-teal, reds and oranges pull back consistently, and skin tones read natural but noticeably cooler than Rec709 by design. Heavier and more atmospheric than CitySlate's cleaner editorial cool — this is the moody, documentary-leaning version.

A cinematic LUT built to shift natural footage into a cooler, more refined visual space while keeping balance and realism intact — warm tones subtly reduced across every environment, golden highlights and indoor warmth replaced with a clean, teal-leaning neutrality. Blues gently push toward cyan, shadows deepen for weight and contrast, and highlights soften into a smooth, film-like rolloff. Whites stay clean and slightly cooled rather than creamy, holding a consistent identity across daylight, golden hour, and indoor scenes. Reads as elevated and "expensive" without being dramatic — lighter and less committed than SlateCity or CitySlate's heavier cool grading.

A cinematic LUT built to shift Apple Log footage into a cooler, more controlled visual tone while keeping a clean, modern film aesthetic — a consistent teal and cyan influence runs across highlights, midtones, and shadows. Warm indoor lighting gets neutralized and gently cooled, while outdoor skies and shadows lean toward teal for a refined, polished feel. Colors desaturate and unify without going flat, and highlights roll off gently to avoid harshness. The result reads flatter and more film-inspired, less digital. More all-purpose and less committed than SlateCity or CitySlate's heavier editorial cool.

Built to bring balance and control to real-world footage by smoothing contrast and unifying mixed lighting — a subtle cool, teal-leaning tone runs across shadows and neutrals while overly warm highlights get gently reduced. Colors desaturate and refine so no single tone overpowers the frame, highlights soften to avoid harshness, and shadows lift just enough to hold detail without losing depth. Purpose-built for POV driving shots and variable urban lighting where conditions shift scene to scene — more about taming inconsistency than CoolBalance's overall cool identity.

A clean, soft, balanced natural film look built to work across any environment — overall saturation gently reduced while color accuracy stays intact, keeping footage cohesive without ever feeling dull or flat. Warm tones soften rather than disappear, so skin and indoor lighting stay natural and avoid heavy orange casts. Whites shift into subtle cream-toned highlights for a less digital, more film-like feel, while shadows deepen in a controlled way without crushing detail. More neutral and accurate than CreamTone's warmer cast — the "soft but honest" option in the pack.

A soft, controlled, modern city feel that maintains natural realism instead of pushing a heavy stylized look — a subtle teal shift moves into skies and highlights while skin tones get a gentle warm lift, creating clean separation between subject and environment without looking overly graded. Colors are slightly softened and unified, reducing harsh saturation while key tones like skin stay preserved, shadows deepen with control rather than crush, and highlights roll off smoothly to keep a calm, polished image across changing light. Cleaner and more grounded than MutedCity or MetroCalm's earthier, more muted takes — this is the refined, professional city look built for realism first.

A hybrid corrective/stylized grade combining a warm-amber lift in midtones and shadows with a controlled teal push in blues and cool light sources, giving skin a golden-teal relationship rather than one flat cast. Highlights roll off with a soft warm-cream quality that removes the harsh digital edge without introducing color contamination, while shadows carry warm density instead of going cold. Skin tones on deep complexions stay consistently flattering across every lighting condition tested — overcast, indoor mixed, direct sun. More subtle and corrective than GoldenHour's aggressive warmth, more warmth than CoolBalance or CitySlate's cool-leaning grades.

The most aggressive amber-golden warm lift in the pack — built to transform any lighting condition into a golden-hour look regardless of when or where it was actually shot. Highlights roll off warm and cream, shadows carry deep warm-amber density rather than staying neutral, and skin tones on deep complexions read exceptionally flattering and dimensional across every condition tested. Blues still shift toward a clean teal in skies and cool light sources, creating a strong warm-cool split that keeps the grade from feeling one-note. Bolder and warmer than GoldenFlow or GoldenTeal — this is the maximum-warmth option in the pack.

A cinematic LUT built to hold a consistent golden tone across any environment while keeping strong color control — warm highlights pair with subtle teal/green-tinted shadows, forming a controlled golden-teal relationship rather than a one-directional warm push. Harsh yellows smooth out into a more natural warmth, greens mute toward olive instead of fighting the warm cast, and reds stay controlled rather than oversaturating in bright light. Skin tones stay golden and even without tipping orange. More balanced and everyday than GoldenHour's aggressive push — golden without going all-in.

Enhances natural daylight with a subtle stylized touch — soft warmth blends with teal-tinted highlights for a look that feels both modern and film-inspired without overcorrecting the environment. Skin tones get a gentle golden warmth, blues shift toward teal for a polished sky and background feel, and greens mute slightly so subjects stand out clearer against the frame. Highlights lift and roll off for a smooth, glowing finish, shadows deepen just enough for contrast without crushing detail, and midtones stay well-preserved and true-to-life. Where DayFlow cools things down, DayGrade warms and stylizes daylight instead — the two sit as opposite everyday options.

A warm, hybrid cinematic LUT built to preserve and enrich natural warmth rather than correct or suppress it. Its defining signature is a subtle rosy-warm blush across highlights and whites — blues soften and warm with a gentle pink influence instead of pushing teal, keeping skies feeling natural rather than cinematic-cool. Greens deepen toward a richer olive, reds and oranges enrich without shifting hue, and skin tones across all complexions stay fully warm, never darkened or cooled. The only LUT in the pack that pushes toward rose instead of teal — where every cool grade chases blue, RoseTone chases warmth all the way through.

A soft, cinematic LUT built for a warm, film-inspired look with smooth highlight rolloff — it gently reduces harsh brightness while introducing a subtle cream tone to highlights and whites, creating a polished, less digital image. Colors soften and unify with mild desaturation that keeps footage clean without losing detail, blues shift toward a subtle teal, and warmth stays preserved and refined rather than removed. Works across a wide range of lighting without needing extra correction. Lighter and cleaner than CreamStory's heavier olive cast — this is the gentle, everyday version of the cream-warm look.

A stylized cinematic LUT built for a cool, washed, atmospheric film look with a smooth teal/green undertone — warmth reduces across highlights and midtones, replacing golden tones with a soft, muted cool cast. Colors desaturate and unify so different scene elements blend rather than compete, whites shift away from clean neutrality into a subtle cool tone, and shadows lift gently to reveal detail without harsh contrast. Midtones smooth for gradual transitions, giving a flatter, more controlled exposure that feels intentional rather than accidental. Softer and more atmospheric than UrbanCool's more consistent all-over teal push — this is the washed, slightly vintage-leaning cool grade.

A stylized LUT that applies a full-image color wash for a moody, film-inspired transformation — a strong green/teal shift runs across skies, shadows, and neutral tones, while highlights warm into a slightly yellowed, vintage cast that avoids clean digital whites entirely. Colors desaturate and unify to reduce individual color pop, midtones flatten gently for a smoother, less contrast-heavy image, and shadows stay deep but controlled without harsh crushing. Prioritizes mood and stylization over color accuracy by design. The most heavily washed, artistic treatment in the pack — far bolder than CentralTone or DayFlow's subtle, natural touches.

A clean, cinematic base LUT that converts Apple Log into a natural, film-like image without over-stylizing the footage — a subtle warmth touches skin tones and midtones while highlights balance out with a gentle teal shift, creating a polished, modern cinematic look rather than a heavy grade. Harsh highlights soften and shadows lift slightly, resulting in smooth, professional contrast that preserves realistic color while adding depth. Performs especially well in daylight and natural lighting across driving shots, vlogs, and everyday content. Where Goated stays fully neutral and DayFlow leans cool, CentralTone is the warm, go-anywhere default.

Designed to give footage a soft, grounded, cinematic look by reducing harsh contrast and pulling back overly vibrant color into a more natural, muted tone — a subtle green and teal undertone runs across shadows and highlights, whites shift into a creamy, film-like texture, and bright areas soften for a smoother, more controlled rolloff. Skin tones read slightly more earthy and olive, giving a realistic, less digital appearance without ever feeling wrong or unnatural. Transforms punchy footage into a calm, documentary-style aesthetic with a subtle vintage feel. Broader and more all-over muted than MetroCalm's specifically green-leaning, calmer take.

A calm, grounded, cohesive film-like look built by softening contrast and unifying color into a controlled, green-leaning palette — warmth reduces across highlights and midtones, shifting bright oranges and warm tones into earthy, muted amber and olive rather than staying vibrant. Whites push gently toward a subtle teal tone, overall saturation pulls back just enough to avoid feeling digital or punchy, and shadows lift to reveal detail without crushing. Highlights roll off to eliminate harsh brightness, giving a flatter, more relaxed exposure that stays quietly cinematic. Leans more green and calm than MutedCity's broader, more all-over muted treatment.

Gives footage a warm, olive-toned cinematic feel with creamy highlights and slightly lifted shadows, built around a unified earthy color palette rather than punchy, high-contrast color. Oranges and reds are intentionally muted and pulled toward natural, grounded tones instead of staying vibrant, while greens subtly lead the image and tie every element together into one cohesive look. Best suited for lifestyle, street, and indoor scenes where mood and calmness matter more than color accuracy — this is a nostalgic, documentary-style grade, not a technical one. Simpler and more straightforwardly earthy-warm than CreamStory's heavier, more desaturated olive-and-cream cast.

A warm, olive-and-cream-toned LUT built to unify color into a cohesive, memory-driven look — a subtle green/olive cast runs across the entire image, whites shift from neutral into a soft cream/olive tint, and blues push toward teal. Oranges and reds suppress and desaturate into earthy, brown-leaning tones, reducing color separation for a more grounded palette. Shadows lift slightly for detail, highlights roll off gently, and midtones carry extra density for weight across daylight, indoor, and high-color environments alike. Prioritizes mood and cohesion over true-to-life accuracy — reduces color separation more aggressively than OliveMemory for a heavier, more unified nostalgic cast.

A moody, cinematic LUT built for a grounded, film-inspired look with a subtle green and teal color shift — natural warmth reduces while a soft olive tone spreads across highlights and midtones, creating a slightly desaturated, cohesive palette that feels intentional rather than accidental. Shadows deepen to add contrast and density, highlights stay gently controlled to avoid harsh brightness, and the result is a smooth, balanced image with a gritty, urban feel. Built for a more serious, cinematic tone rather than a vibrant lifestyle look. Darker and more cinematic-serious than MutedCity or MetroCalm's calmer, softer takes.

A fully stylized LUT built around the boldest, most saturated teal sky push in the pack — skies and every blue light source transform into a vivid, electric teal-cyan that reads as the dominant visual element in every frame. Highlights roll off cool-neutral with no warm lift, shadows carry cool-dark depth, and midtones sit compressed and desaturated so the ground plane stays controlled while the sky does the work. Greens pull cooler rather than warming toward olive, reds and warm tones suppress consistently, and skin tones read cool and cinematic rather than warmly flattering by design. Where UrbanCool and SlateCity grade the whole image cool, TealVolt makes the sky itself the hero.

The most intense LUT in the pack — a maximum-saturation teal-and-orange split-tone that pushes every color to its extreme expression. Blues and shadows convert to a vivid electric cyan-teal at the highest saturation in the collection, while warm tones drive simultaneously to the deepest, most saturated amber-orange, creating the widest color temperature split of any LUT in the pack. Greens are completely overridden by whichever channel wins, whites carry a dramatic split between warm glowing highlights and teal-influenced shadows, and skin tones read as deliberately, boldly graded rather than natural. Built for maximum visual impact — music videos, bold fashion, high-energy street content.

A fully stylized LUT that applies a heavy, uniform yellow-green chemical cast across every frame regardless of lighting condition or environment — highlights carry a sickly yellow-green contamination with no clean rolloff, shadows fall into a dark green-black murk, and no neutral whites exist under any circumstance. Blues shift toward a contaminated teal-green, existing greens amplify and deepen rather than redirect, and warm tones across every channel flatten and suppress. Skin tones read jaundiced and unwell by design, holding with complete consistency across every lighting condition tested. Built for an experimental, dystopian, expired-film aesthetic — the only intentionally "unflattering" LUT in the pack.

A clean, cinematic black and white LUT that converts Apple Log into a timeless, film-like grayscale image with strong tonal structure and natural luminance mapping — it removes all color information and renders purely through contrast, shadow depth, and tonal distribution rather than simply desaturating. Highlights stay well-controlled with no clipping, whites read clean and bright, and shadows carry genuine depth without crushing detail. Dark and medium complexions retain full facial dimension rather than collapsing into flat gray, and midtones stay well-distributed so complex environments hold texture. The overall contrast reads punchy and confident. The bold counterpart to OraFadedFilm's soft, quiet grayscale.

A stylized black and white LUT that converts Apple Log into a soft, faded, film-inspired grayscale with a compressed tonal range — rather than punchy contrast, it intentionally raises the shadow floor away from true black and softens the highlight ceiling, pushing the whole image into a wide, atmospheric midtone band that feels aged and photographic. Whites stay clean but never harsh, shadows retain detail without ever going deep or dramatic, and skin tones across all complexions render soft and diffused rather than sculpted. Complex environments like murals and retail spaces compress into unified, quiet gray tones. Quiet and nostalgic where OraSilverStreet is punchy and confident.