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Kodak 2383 inspired Cinematic LUTs DWG & Rec.709
Kodak 2383 inspired Cinematic LUTs DWG & Rec.709
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These Kodak 2383 inspired LUTs have been specially created to deepen skin tones, protect highlights, and maintain beautiful roll-off in highlights and shadows. They take the legendary Kodak 2383 film stock look to another level. They have been meticulously tested with all kinds of footage, indoors, outdoors, day and night. Whether you are working with DWG or Rec.709, both options are available and are optimized to avoid any unwanted color artifacts.
Formats
- Davinci Wide Gamut/Intermediate
- Rec.709
8 Stunning Cinematic LUTs
- 01 DrRave2383 Warm
- 02 DrRave2383 Neutral
- 03 DrRave2383 Cool
- 04 DrRave2383 Teal & Orange
- 05 DrRave2383 Yellow & Blue
- 06 DrRave2383 Orange & Green
- 07 DrRave2383 Red & Cyan
- 08 DrRave2383 Gold
About KODAK 2383 film print stock
Introduced in the late 1980s, Kodak 2383 film print stock revolutionized the cinematic world. Cinematographers were drawn to its warm, rich tones and ability to authentically capture the mood of each scene. With exceptional color rendition and balanced handling of light and shadow, Kodak 2383 became the hallmark of a distinct visual style that defined the era.
Used in movies such as Joker, Dunkirk, Star Wars: Episode VII, The Dark Knight Rises, Mad Max and many many more.
Kodak 2383 has a magical ability to evoke emotions and nostalgia, breathing life into every scene. Its warm, inviting colors created a timeless, cinematic feel that captivated audiences. Whether it was a feature film, a television drama, a music video, or even a simple advertisement, this film stock elevated the storytelling, making it unforgettable.
Even as digital cinema took over in the 2000s, the allure of Kodak 2383 never truly faded. Filmmakers and enthusiasts alike still yearn for its nostalgic charm, its ability to transport viewers to a bygone era. Today, they lovingly recreate its captivating look using LUT packs and film emulations, a heartfelt tribute to the film stock that once reigned supreme, forever etching its mark on the world of cinematography.
