ELEKTRA - CINEMATIC COLOR PRESETS MAVIC 2 PRO EDITION

ELEKTRA – Cinematic Color Presets for Mavic 2 Pro is a premium LUT collection specifically crafted for DJI’s Mavic 2 Pro using the D-Log color profile. Created by PolarPro, this pack delivers 12 unique cinematic LUTs designed to enhance aerial footage with vibrant colors, deep contrast, and a polished film-like aesthetic.

These LUTs are optimized for D-Log footage, unlocking the full potential of your drone’s sensor by extending dynamic range up to 12 stops. This ensures more detail, color data, and creative flexibility in post-production, compared to standard in-camera color presets.

Whether you're shooting cinematic landscapes, real estate videos, travel content, or dynamic aerial sequences, ELEKTRA helps you achieve consistent, high-quality color grading results with ease. Each LUT comes in warm, neutral, and cool variations to suit different lighting environments and visual moods.

What’s Included:

12 LUTs in .CUBE format

Custom color looks optimized for DJI Mavic 2 Pro (D-Log)

Warm, neutral, and cool versions of each LUT

Step-by-step video tutorials for setup and usage

Streamlined workflow for fast professional-grade color grading

LUT Profiles Overview:

Elektra: Bold color enhancements across the spectrum with vibrant results.

Purity: Clean, natural tones ideal for lifestyle and documentary-style footage.

Deep: High contrast and rich blacks for a dramatic and cinematic look.

Classic: A pastel-infused tone reminiscent of timeless Hollywood color grades.

Morpheus: Subtle green-pushed tones with a stylized, desaturated feel.

Knight: Blue-heavy tones that create a cold, atmospheric cinematic effect.

Why Use D-Log on Mavic 2 Pro?
Shooting with built-in color presets can compress your image and limit grading capabilities. D-Log captures footage in a flat profile, preserving more highlight and shadow detail. When paired with ELEKTRA LUTs, this unlocks professional cinematic results with no quality loss. You gain precise control over exposure, contrast, saturation, and mood—ideal for non-destructive editing workflows.