Jaxon's Powergrade + Colour Grading Masterclass

• Davinci Resolve Powergrade
• 18 Creative Looks
• The looks: Cinematic, Warm, Cool Film, Teal, Orange, Blue Tone, Vibrant, Subtle, Dramatic, Soft Film, Bleach, Heavy Bleach, Stellar, B&W, and multiple Film Looks
• Dedicated skin tone nodes inside the looks
• A film effects section with halation, glow and grain (Resolve Studio only)
• A 10-page install and usage guide with screenshots
• 50 Minute video masterclass showcasing my colour grading process

I've been colour grading for 10 years, and my grade is constantly evolving.

I built this for myself, because I was tired of rebuilding the same grade from scratch on every project.

It's not a LUT pack. A LUT is a baked file — it does one thing, and if you want it slightly less contrasty you're fairly stuck. This is the actual node tree. Eighteen looks, every adjustment still live, every value still yours to change.

Drop a look on a clip and you get a full structure: a base that converts your log footage and handles white balance and exposure, the creative grade itself, a row of optional adjustments, and a clean output transform

Nothing is locked. Nothing is hidden inside a black box.

It works with any log format — you set your camera once on the first node and everything downstream falls into place.

Sony S-Log3, DJI D-Log and D-Log M, Apple Log, Panasonic V-Log, Canon C-Log. If Resolve can read it, this can grade it.

I use it on client work, on YouTube, on everything.

 

Yes. It works with any log format — you set your camera once on the first node and everything downstream falls into place.

Sony S-Log3, DJI D-Log and D-Log M, Apple Log, Panasonic V-Log, Canon C-Log, Nikon N-Log. The list goes on.