After Dark
Deep blacks, neon magenta and violet highlights.
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Steal the
Fway look.
The color from our own shoots, packed as DaVinci Resolve PowerGrades. Drop one on your clip, set your exposure, and you're most of the way to a finished Fway grade.
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Flat / log
Fway grade
The looks
Six looks.
One drop.
Each look is named for the shoot it came from. Hover a card to wipe from flat to graded.
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Red Room
Rich reds and warm skin.
In Bloom
Soft pastels and painterly greens.
Golden
Saturated studio color that pops.
Daylight
Clean, bright and airy for outdoor light.
Lounge
Warm leather tones and moody shadows.
What's inside
A full node tree.
Not a one-click LUT. Each PowerGrade is the node tree we build on our own shoots, with each step on its own node so you can adjust exposure, balance and the look separately.
- Separate nodes for balance, look and finishing
- Made with skin tones in mind
- Tweak each node to fit your footage
- Instant download
How it works
Four steps
to graded.
01
Download
Get the files right after checkout.
02
Import
On Resolve's Color page, right-click the Gallery and import the PowerGrade stills.
03
Apply
Pick your clip, right-click a look and choose Apply Grade.
04
Tweak
Set your exposure and white balance on the first node. The look does the rest.
DaVinci Resolve. PowerGrades are Resolve grade files, so they won't open in Premiere or Final Cut.
Yes. Start by correcting exposure and white balance on the first node, then the look sits on top. Footage shot in log gives you the most room.
Soon. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first when they go live in the shop.
That's what Fway Academy is for. Grading is one of the topics we're planning.
Want to grade like this?Fway Academy.
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