With blacks and whites faded to grey, a unique contrast in the mid tones and combined with L.Monochrome D… my newest LUT Orlock is truly special…

Inspired by a colour negative film praised for its retro charm, my 1992 LUT will give an overall cool look with a particular focus on blues and magentas…

Inspired by an experimental colour negative film, my Firebird LUT has buckets of contrast, intense fiery reds and greens that explode…

Kodak’s Portra 800 is one of the prettiest and most well loved film stocks out there. This is my LUMIX version. I love it, I hope you will too…

A second version of my HP5 Plus 400 LUMIX ‘look’. This one is pushed which means more contrast and chunkier grain…

A LUMIX ‘look’ inspired by Ilford HP5 Plus 400. Just like the beloved film stock, only a lot cheaper…

My favourite in the Head-Stock series is Daisy. It’s full of character with delicious pastel colours and it’s somehow both warm and cool at the same time…

Ash has a base Photo Style of L.Monochrome D which itself was inspired by film with deep blacks and vibrant whites and Ash only adds to the vibe…

Earth is the boldest, punchiest and most contrasy LUT of my four Head-Stock LUTs with green and blue as its focus…

Hibiscus is a LUT that leans on the magenta & green side of the colour scale, with a soft and natural contrast…

This is one of those recipes I’ve been asked to adapt by a lot of people. It’s another one from FujiXWeekly and it certainly isn’t a mystery what this recipe is all about…

There’s something about the Pacific Blues recipe by Ritchie Roesch that just works for me. The over saturation, the deep shadows, the high dynamic range, it’s quite specific but I think it’s cool…

With the help of the Fujify LUTs, I took it upon myself to tackle another of the most popular Fujifilm recipes out there, this time it’s Classic Cuban Negative by Osan Bilgi…

Reggie’s Portra by Reggie Ballesteros is maybe the most popular Fujifilm recipe ever created, so when Fujify released their LUTs for LUMIX cameras, I just had to try recreate the look for myself…

The inspiration for Neagh came from the colours I see around me daily. The colours of the Country I love so much - Ireland…

My aim for Kitaura was to design a LUT that recreates the feeling of film photography from Japan. I think it’s pretty successful…

Ontario was inspired by Kodak film. The colours of this LUT are gorgeous and really shine on days with blue skies which are rare in Ireland…

Replicate the look of Fujifilm’s saturated but soft Film Simulation Astia with this Fujifake LUT…

My Autumn LUT produces images that look like how Autumn feels, you know the time of year where everything turns a certain shade of rust…

The Winter LUT is a rad B&W look that is perfect for capturing any scenario…