The curve and LUT Le Fabuleux Coleur de Amelie is inspired by the movie Jean-Pierre Jeunet´ s Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain. Especifically, I took just one shot and I worked with it to get a similar appearance using just one curve. For the LUT I use more presets, as Brightness and Saturation to give a little more life when used for video.
It gives tones of yellow and green to the image, depending on the base colors. All the reds are intensified and they will look warmer.
Attention: I added a second download button named as Download on Box where you can get the same files (as Gett doesn't look like is working properly).
You can tag me in Instagram or Twitter as @pablolarah if you want me to show the results. Or send me the examples to my email.
1. The images sources:
John Towner
https://unsplash.com/@heytowner
Dahan Remy
https://unsplash.com/@grafikoweb
Paul Dufour
https://unsplash.com/@bill_bokeh
Janko Ferlic
https://unsplash.com/@thepootphotographer
2. The font in use is Agnele Modern Caps by Álvaro Thómaz
3. Go to the article on my blog to download the Photoshop Curve & LUT Le Fabuleux Coleur de Amelie in 2 different formats: Curve and LUT( .acv file and .cube files), including License & Instructions. Everything in a zip file.
John Towner
https://unsplash.com/@heytowner
Dahan Remy
https://unsplash.com/@grafikoweb
Paul Dufour
https://unsplash.com/@bill_bokeh
Janko Ferlic
https://unsplash.com/@thepootphotographer
2. The font in use is Agnele Modern Caps by Álvaro Thómaz
3. Go to the article on my blog to download the Photoshop Curve & LUT Le Fabuleux Coleur de Amelie in 2 different formats: Curve and LUT( .acv file and .cube files), including License & Instructions. Everything in a zip file.
