Luts And Textures (2025) by Vladimir Tashlanov

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Give Your Videos a Cinematic Film Look

35 Luts And Textures (2025) by Vladimir Tashlanov is a collection of 35 video filters in CUBE format, along with film textures, overlays, frames, and transitions. The pack combines cinematic color grading with visual effects inspired by Kodak film, Super8, 16mm footage, and VHS recordings.

You can use the filters on their own to adjust colors, contrast, and skin tones, or combine them with textures to give digital footage the appearance of an older film recording.

Two Types of Video Filters

The pack includes two main categories of filters, each designed for a different approach to color grading.

Cinematic Color Filters

These filters create a film-inspired atmosphere by changing the overall color appearance of footage. They are intended for videos where the goal is a more cinematic, stylized image.

When paired with the included film textures, these colors can help recreate the appearance of footage captured on an old 8mm camera.

Basic Color Filters

The basic filters focus on more natural-looking adjustments rather than a strong vintage effect.

They can be used to:

• Improve the overall appearance of video colors.

• Create more balanced and natural skin tones.

• Increase or decrease contrast.

• Give footage a cleaner, more polished appearance.

These filters are an option when you want to improve the image without making the film effect too noticeable.

Film Textures, Frames, and Overlays

Beyond color grading, the collection includes visual elements that recreate characteristics of analog film and older video formats.

These elements can be combined with the LUTs to build a more complete film look. For instance, a cinematic color filter can establish the overall tone, while grain, dust, and Super8 frames add the visual characteristics associated with analog footage.

The collection also supports looks inspired by different older recording formats, from 16mm film to VHS-style video.

How to Combine LUTs and Textures

The filters and textures serve different purposes, so you can use them separately or together depending on the look you want.

A typical editing approach is:

Original Footage → Color LUT → Film Texture → Frames or Overlays → Final Video

Start with a cinematic or basic color filter to establish the image's color and contrast. Then add the relevant film textures, flares, or overlays if you want a more noticeable vintage appearance.

For a natural-looking result, a basic color filter may be enough. For an old-camera aesthetic, combining cinematic colors with Super8 frames, grain, and dust creates a more distinctive visual style.

Compatibility and File Format

The 35 video filters are supplied in CUBE (.cube) format.

According to the product information, the collection can be used in:

• VN on mobile phones for video editing.

• Computer video editing programs, with the pack described as compatible with all programs.

The package also includes instructions explaining how to install and use the filters and textures.

The source does not specify individual desktop applications, supported versions, or the file formats of the texture assets.

Where These Looks Work Best

This collection works well for videos that need a vintage film look, whether you're after warmer colors or the grainy feel of old analog cameras.

The cinematic filters and Super8 textures are a great fit for travel videos, personal projects, nostalgic edits, or any footage where you want to capture the charm of older films.

The basic filters provide a different approach, focusing on skin tones, contrast, and overall image appearance without requiring film grain or retro overlays.

The main advantage of 35 Luts And Textures (2025) is the combination of color filters and film-style visual elements in one collection. You can work with simple color adjustments or build a more textured look using the included frames, flares, grain, and overlays.