Technicolor
Rich, saturated primaries and glowing skin, like a 1950s Hollywood musical. Best for fashion, musicals and anything joyful.
Three ways to use it.
In the editor, pick clips on the timeline, open Looks and choose Technicolor. Set its strength, and it's burned into the export.
In Studio, open a photo and choose Technicolor under Looks. Sliders for light, colour and grain sit beside it.
In Create, pick Technicolor under + and the model makes the shot in it from the start. Or ask the Agent for it.
More looks.
All free. Try a few on one shot.
Questions.
Rich, saturated primaries and glowing skin, like a 1950s Hollywood musical.
Fashion, musicals and anything joyful. Try it at a lower strength first, then build it up.
Yes. Every look is free on every plan, in the editor, in Studio and in Create.
Yes. Pick any clips on the timeline and choose Technicolor in Looks. It plays in the preview as you cut and is burned into the export.
Yes. In the editor and Studio a look is never baked into your file, so you can change it, turn it down or take it off any time.