PowerGrade & Node Tree
build the look, not just wear it
A DaVinci Resolve PowerGrade node tree built for iPhone Apple Log footage — built on custom DCTLs, fully editable, shipped with a handful of starting temperatures. Dial in your own look, then export it as a LUT to use in FilterOn’s viewfinder or any edit. Includes a visual setup + crash-course guide on how the tree works.
$179.00· one time, yours to keep
A DaVinci Resolve PowerGrade node tree built for iPhone Apple Log footage — built on custom DCTLs, fully editable, shipped with a handful of starting temperatures. Dial in your own look, then export it as a LUT to use in FilterOn’s viewfinder or any edit. Includes a visual setup + crash-course guide on how the tree works.
Log-flat correction
Every clip starts from the same neutral baseline, whatever light it was shot in.
One calibrated grade
A single deliberate color transform on top — the warmth, the contrast, the roll-off. Not a filter, a look.
Grain + finish
A texture pass so it reads as shot on film, not run through an app.
One DaVinci Resolve PowerGrade, built on custom DCTLs for iPhone Apple Log — start from one of the built-in temperatures, or open every node and make it yours. When it's dialed in, export it as a LUT and it works anywhere — FilterOn's viewfinder, any edit.
One pack, every format you actually use — drop it in and keep editing.
6 files · personal + commercial license · free updates, forever
Don’t need to build a custom look? FilterOn, $79 ships ready-made Dewluts LUTs — plug-and-play, no node tree required.
A DaVinci Resolve PowerGrade node tree built for iPhone Apple Log footage — built on custom DCTLs, fully editable, shipped with a handful of starting temperatures. Dial in your own look, then export it as a LUT to use in FilterOn’s viewfinder or any edit. Includes a visual setup + crash-course guide on how the tree works.
One-time payment · secure checkout via Stripe
GradeOn is for building your own look — a DaVinci node tree you customize, not something you apply and forget. If you just want ready-made looks with nothing to learn, FilterOn is the one you want. Neither includes the other.