by FishCakes·Color Grading
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Cinemacolour stands out in the superhive library as a focused LUT pack for Filmic Blender, pairing a set of looks with a test scene and a look browser to preview them.
Cinemacolour by FishCakes is a set of LUTs for Blender built specifically for use with Filmic Blender, adding creative and stylistic looks to your scenes. The looks are intended for use with Cycles, working within Blender's filmic color management.
Version 2.0 was updated to contain 100 premium looks. The package includes a free test scene and a UI look browser so you can browse through the different looks, along with documentation.
Published by FishCakes, a Development Fund Contributor, Cinemacolour is distributed under the GPL license. It appears in the superhive library as a color-focused resource for Blender artists. For the current terms, the full look set and setup details, the developer's page and the bundled documentation are the place to check.
Cinemacolour is best for blender artists using Filmic Blender and Cycles who want ready-made LUTs to apply creative, stylistic color looks to their scenes.
Cinemacolour is completely free to download and use.
Cinemacolour lists Blender 2.79 as its supported version. It is a collection of LUTs made specifically for use with Filmic Blender, adding creative and stylistic looks to your scenes. Because the listing targets an older Blender release, artists on newer versions should check the developer's page to confirm current compatibility before relying on it in a project. The package also includes a test scene and a UI look browser to browse through the different looks.
Cinemacolour is described for use with Cycles and is built to pair with Filmic Blender, Blender's filmic color management. The LUTs apply creative and stylistic looks to your scenes within that framework. To make trying them easier, the package ships with a free test scene and a UI look browser so you can step through the available looks. For details on setup and the exact rendering context, the developer's page and the included documentation are the best reference.
Cinemacolour is listed as free in this catalog. Pricing and licensing can change over time, so check the developer's page for the current terms before downloading. The plugin is distributed under the GPL license according to its listing, and it comes from FishCakes. The download includes the LUT collection, a free test scene, a UI look browser for browsing the looks, and documentation.
Cinemacolour is published under the GPL license, according to its listing on superhive. The product is credited to FishCakes, who is noted as a Development Fund Contributor. Pricing and licensing terms can change over time, so for the full terms of use and any conditions that apply to the included LUTs and test scene, refer to the developer's page and the documentation bundled with the download.
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