Late-sun warmth in the highlights, a little blue left in the shadows. Greens step back so faces lead.
Warm Portrait Film Look
A warm, forgiving portrait look in the spirit of colour negative film: soft contrast, creamy highlights that roll off gently, and greens nudged toward olive. It is built with color math, not measured from any real film stock, so treat 'film' as a description of the feel.
Photo: Joshua McKnight, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
Use it on
Portraits, family photos, weddings and lifestyle video. It is kind to skin texture because it lowers contrast slightly instead of adding it.
Skip it on
Product shots where colors must stay accurate. Blues and greens shift on purpose, so a brand color will not match the original.
Good to know
It is subtle by design. If you want more, you can stack it once with a warm white balance rather than doubling the LUT.
Similar looks
Deep teal shadows and warm practical lights, with skin held back from the teal.
Lifted blacks, quiet color and a cool cast in the shadows, for grey-day travel and calm food shots.