Metro Portrait II: a free DaVinci Resolve PowerGrade for F-Log
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Metro Portrait II is a free PowerGrade for DaVinci Resolve, built on Fujifilm F-Log under the cool fluorescent light of a metro platform. Compare the grade, download the node setup, and practise on the original 4K frame.
The look
The flat source leaves plenty of room in the station lights and the red top. The grade restores a clean white point, gives the blue train real depth, and holds the subject's skin apart from both without neutralising the cool location.
Get the PowerGrade
metro-portrait-2.zip · 18 MB — the PowerGrade (.drx, exported from Resolve Studio 21.1) and the original 4K DPX still, renamed clearly and ready to import.
Drop it in — four steps
- 1Install Helios Grade and restart Resolve.
- 2Unzip the download, then open the Color page and select the PowerGrades album in the Gallery.
- 3Right-click in the gallery → Import → pick
metro-portrait-2.drx. - 4Select your clip, right-click the imported still → Apply Grade.
Free, watermarked, no expiry
Metro Portrait II keeps the grade live inside Helios Grade, so the free watermarked version is enough to open it and adjust the look on your own F-Log footage.
₹4,999₹3,999.2020% OFF
Code AUTUMN20
Buy once, use it on up to 3 machines, 15 days to change your mind.
Shot on
The footage behind the frames above
- Camera
- Fujifilm X-T3
- Lens
- Viltrox 23mm f/1.4
- Profile
- F-Log
- Frame rate
- 60 fps
- ISO
- 640
- Light
- Metro platform practicals
Closest match: F-Log footage under cool artificial light, with skin as the reference. On another camera or location, treat the grade as a starting point and balance the image before pushing saturation.
Make it yours
Nothing is baked into a LUT. The controls stay live, so you can pull back the cyan in the station, soften the contrast, or protect a different skin tone without rebuilding the grade.
For a wider frame from the same metro shoot, the first Metro Portrait is a separate free PowerGrade with its own before-and-after.
Metro Portrait II uses Helios Grade. The free version is watermarked and never expires, so you can inspect the grade and test every control before buying. Any current offer is shown on the product page.