Real Estate LUT Pack — 6 LUTs for Property & Interiors

Interiors live or die on two things: whites that read white under mixed bulbs, and windows that keep some detail instead of blowing out to paper. Every look in this pack rolls highlights hard and sits cooler than feels right in isolation — because the room is almost certainly lit by tungsten fill that will warm it straight back up.

Six looks, included with Luttie Pro, and they work anywhere .cube works.

What's inside

• Bright & Clean — the listing standard. Lifted, neutral, with the earliest highlight rolloff so window views survive.

• Natural Daylight — a lighter touch for rooms that were already well lit. Minimal correction, slight lift.

• Warm Interior — for wood, brick and warm textiles. Warms the mids without tinting the walls.

• Airy Minimal — the brightest here, with lifted blacks. New builds, white walls, Scandinavian interiors.

• Rich Wood — pushes saturation into the orange range specifically. Floors, beams, kitchen cabinetry.

• Twilight Exterior — the dusk shot. Cool sky, warm window glow, deep contrast between them.

Which one should you use?

Use Bright & Clean for most listing interiors and only reach for something else when the room has a strong character worth keeping. Twilight Exterior is the exception — it is built for one specific shot and will look wrong on anything else.

A note on windows

A LUT cannot recover a window that was already clipped in camera. If the view matters, bracket the exposure or light the room to bring it closer to the window, then grade. These looks protect highlights that still have information in them; they cannot invent it.

How to use them

1. Download the pack — every look as a separate .cube file.

2. Load one in your editor, or apply it to stills right in the Luttie editor.

3. Correct verticals and white balance first. A LUT is the last step, not the first.

Make them yours

Every look here is a starting point. Load one in the Luttie editor, adjust it, and export your own .cube.