FilmVision V1 Powergrade (Davinci Resolve)
$50
True film emulation for any digital footage. All you need to achieve an authentic 16/35mm Film Look. 1. Rec.709 In a matter of seconds, you can get a beautiful Kodak Vision3 500T/250D look. 2. Looks Achieve unique grades through the different looks. 3. Pastel This emulation helps you achieve that filmic color palette.
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FilmVision V1 Powergrade — turn travel footage into a cinematic film look
The gist: A DaVinci Resolve Powergrade that gives phone or camera travel clips an authentic 16/35mm film texture without owning a film camera.
- Rec.709-balanced LUT: works directly on standard rec.709 footage, so no special camera profile or log format is required from your travel clips.
- Full film-emulation node stack: includes grain, halation, bloom, vignette, dust, and gate weave nodes to recreate the imperfect texture of shooting on film.
- Three built-in stylized looks: Warm Love, Cine Green, and Tungsten Blue give different moods for sunset beach footage vs. city night clips.
- Kodak Vision3-inspired base look: modeled on a Kodak Vision3 aesthetic, giving a warm, filmic starting point before you adjust exposure or saturation.
Per the product's own spec description, the Powergrade includes dedicated nodes for exposure, contrast, and saturation on top of the film-look effects, giving editors granular control over the final grade.
Best for: travel creators editing in DaVinci Resolve who want a cinematic film look on digital footage without buying and scanning actual film. Skip it if: you edit in Premiere or another non-Resolve app — this Powergrade format is Resolve-specific. Runs ~$50 — check the current price before buying.
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