Turn greens into cinema.
Designed on real Bali footage and tested across Europe, Teal Forest adds a rich cyan–teal bias to foliage and shadows while preserving clean, natural skin. It’s the look I reach for when I want coastal blues and jungle greens to feel premium and intentional—without the plastic, over-processed vibe.

Why creators love it

Cinematic teal/green palette that flatters foliage, water and sky

Skin-safe: targeted shifts avoid waxy skin or orange casts

Balanced contrast—deep shadows, controlled highlights

Drone-friendly: handles big dynamic range & mixed light

33-point .cube for smooth gradients and zero banding

Perfect for

Drone travel films, coastlines, rice fields, forests

Real-estate exteriors and outdoor lifestyle

Documentary and run-and-gun nature footage

YouTube / social edits needing a consistent outdoor look

What’s included

1× LUT: NTG_Universal_TealForest_33.cube (33-point precision)

Quick Start PDF: install + workflow tips

Bonus: sample settings for Premiere, Resolve & FCP

Works best on footage normalized to Rec.709 (apply your camera’s LOG-to-709 transform first). You can also place the LUT on a node/adjustment layer and fine-tune.

Compatibility

Apps: Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Filmora, Vegas Pro—any software that accepts .cube

Color spaces: Rec.709; LOG with a proper LOG→Rec.709 transform (S-Log3, D-Log, V-Log, C-Log, N-Log, HLG etc.)

Cameras tested: DJI drones, Sony, Canon, Panasonic, Nikon, GoPro & Insta360 (after conversion)

Technical specs

Format: .cube, 33×33×33 (high precision)

Target gamma: Rec.709

File size: lightweight, real-time playback friendly

Quick install

DaVinci Resolve

Project Settings → Color Management: ensure timeline is Rec.709 (or use Color Space Transform on a node).

In the Color page, right-click LUTs panel → Open LUT Folder → drop the .cube → Update Lists.

Apply on a timeline node or final node; adjust Key Output to taste.

Adobe Premiere Pro

Lumetri Color → Creative → Look: Browse… and load the .cube.

For LOG footage, first use Basic Correction → Input LUT (LOG→709), then add Teal Forest in Creative.

Tweak Intensity (60–90%), add a slight Temp/Tint if needed.

Final Cut Pro

Add Custom LUT effect to an adjustment layer.

Load the .cube and choose Rec.709 input.

For LOG, apply your Camera LUT (LOG→709) first; then Teal Forest.

Grading tips

Set white balance first, then apply the LUT.

Dial the LUT intensity—it doesn’t have to be 100%.

Add a gentle S-curve and a light vignette for depth.

For skin, use a secondary (HSL qualifier) to keep tones natural.

License

Single creator / single business license. Use on your own paid and unpaid projects, social, YouTube, client work.

Not allowed: redistributing, reselling, or including the LUT in another pack.

FAQ

Will this work on mobile apps?
Yes, any app that supports .cube LUTs (e.g., LumaFusion, VN on desktop). Some mobile apps need you to import it into a desktop NLE first.

My image gets too contrasty.
Lower LUT intensity to 50–80% and reduce contrast. Ensure you’re in Rec.709 (convert LOG first).

Does it work for portraits?
Yes—Teal Forest is skin-safe. For close-ups, consider a subtle skin isolation to keep tones perfect.

Refunds?
Because this is a digital download, purchases are non-refundable. If you have issues, contact me and I’ll help you get the look dialed in.

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NTG Universal “Teal Forest” LUT (33-point .cube)