EnduraGrade is designed exclusively for DaVinci Resolve.

Because EnduraGrade is a professional PowerGrade, it is built using a complex, multi-node structure that allows you to see and adjust every single part of the color process. This "Node Tree" architecture is unique to DaVinci Resolve and cannot be opened in other editing software.

If you use Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or CapCut: The PowerGrade files will not work in these applications. However, I have created a dedicated EnduraTone LUT Pack specifically for editors who work outside of Resolve. These LUTs capture the core "DNA" of the EnduraGrade look in a format that is compatible with almost any editing software.

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Yes, the core look will work perfectly.

EnduraGrade is fully compatible with the free version of DaVinci Resolve. The fundamental color science, film emulations, and the 3D-node structure will function exactly as intended.

However, because EnduraGrade is a professional-grade toolkit, it utilizes three specific "Finishing" nodes that are exclusive to DaVinci Resolve Studio (the paid version):

• Temporal Noise Reduction

• Film Grain

• Glow (Resolve FX)

How to use EnduraGrade in the Free Version: By default, these three nodes are bypassed (turned off). If you are using the free version, simply leave these specific nodes off. If you enable them, DaVinci Resolve will place a watermark on your image.

The "magic" of EnduraGrade—the contrast curves, the color density, and the skin tone protections—is built using standard tools that are 100% functional in the free version. You still get the full cinematic transformation without needing the Studio license.

Will EnduraGrade work with my camera?

The short answer: Yes.

EnduraGrade is built using a professional Scene-Referred workflow in DaVinci Wide Gamut. This means the grade is not designed for one specific sensor, but for a universal color space. Whether you shoot on a Sony A7SIII, a Canon R5, a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera, or even a DJI drone, EnduraGrade will produce consistent, cinematic results.

What is included in the download: To make the process as seamless as possible, the download includes pre-configured versions for the most popular camera systems:

• Sony (S-Log3 / S-Gamut3.Cine)

• Canon (C-Log + C-Log2 / Cinema Gamut)

• DJI (D-Log + D-Log M / D-Gamut)

• Fujifilm (F-Log + F-Log2/ Rec.2020)

• Nikon (N-Log)

• Arri (Arri LogC3)

• Panasonic (V-Log)

• Standard / iPhone (Rec.709)

What if my camera isn't listed? If your specific camera profile isn't among the pre-configured folders, you can still use EnduraGrade, by configuring the Camera node to your camera’s characteristics.

EnduraGrade is entirely built within the framework of Davinci Resolve, so no third-party plugins are needed.

As soon as you complete your purchase, you’ll receive an email with a download link to the full EnduraGrade pack + informational PDF.

If you run into any trouble, just reach out via the contact form on my site. I’m happy to help.

EnduraGrade is licensed for individual use only. When you purchase EnduraGrade, you’re buying a single-user license - meaning the powergrades can’t be shared, transferred, or resold.

I’ve put a lot of time and care into creating these PowerGrades, and I really appreciate your support by keeping the files private. Each purchase helps make it possible for me to keep creating tools and resources for other filmmakers.

Because Endura Tone is a digital product, all sales are final. Once the LUTs have been downloaded, I’m unable to offer refunds.

I’ve spent the past year refining these looks to work across a wide range of cameras and lighting conditions, and I want you to feel confident in your purchase. If you have any issues with installation or achieving the right look for your footage, please reach out - I’m happy to try and help.