Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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This teal and orange LUT pack makes it easy to achieve a cinematic look while maintaining image fidelity. While the cinematic teal and orange look is a classic, timeless technique in Hollywood movies, oftentimes doing it yourself or using the wrong LUTs will result in unnatural colors, bad looking artifacts and sunburnt skin tones. In this video I talk about what the teal and orange look is, why it works, and how to achieve it using my Tension LUT Pack.

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00:00 - Intro
00:32 - Teaser
01:35 - What is the Teal and Orange Look
03:57 - LUT Pack Overview
05:41 - Simple Workflow
07:43 - Example Shots
11:08 - Skin Tones
11:54 - What makes these LUTs special
12:47 - Adjusting the Intensity of the Look
13:23 - Color Palette
13:53 - Closing Thoughts