MovieX PowerGrade is a set of 62 PowerGrades for DaVinci Resolve, built across nine movie looks. Each look is inspired by the colour of a modern film: Odyssey, The Batman, The Brutalist, Saltburn, Marty Supreme, Dune, Grand Budapest, Joker and Asteroid City.

We studied each film frame by frame and rebuilt its look scene by scene, so every look comes as a small family of grades: daylight, interiors, night, firelight and more. You pick the grade that matches the light in your shot. The whole collection is one purchase at $69.

A PowerGrade is a saved grade in DaVinci Resolve that carries the full node tree used to build it. When you apply one, you don’t just get the final result: every node is there in front of you, labelled and ready to adjust.

That makes PowerGrades fully editable and non-destructive. You can lower the strength of any node, switch it off, or change its settings to fit your footage, without losing image quality.

The collection includes nine looks, each with its own set of scene grades:

• Odyssey Look: 5 PowerGrades

• The Batman Look: 8 PowerGrades

• The Brutalist Look: 6 PowerGrades

• Saltburn Look: 8 PowerGrades

• Marty Supreme Look: 7 PowerGrades

• Dune Look: 7 PowerGrades

• Grand Budapest Look: 8 PowerGrades

• Joker Look: 7 PowerGrades

• Asteroid City Look: 6 PowerGrades

That is 62 PowerGrades in total. You can browse every look, its images and its grade list in the section above.

Nodes are the building blocks of a grade in DaVinci Resolve. Each node holds one set of adjustments, such as contrast, a hue curve or a colour balance, and the image passes through them in order.

Because every step lives in its own node, you can see exactly what each part of the look is doing, turn a single node up or down, or switch it off. In our PowerGrades every node is named after its job, for example Balance, Contrast, Palette, Tone and Saturation, so you always know where to make a change.

Open DaVinci Resolve and go to the Color page. In the Gallery, right-click inside the PowerGrade album and choose Import, then select the PowerGrade files from the look you want. They appear as stills in the album.

To use one, select your clip, right-click the still and choose Apply Grade. If your clip already has nodes you want to keep, choose Append Node Graph instead. Every look comes with a colorist’s guide that tells you which grade suits which kind of shot and how to fine-tune it.

Every grade comes in two versions, so you can choose how much the PowerGrade does for you:

• Pure Nodes: 7 nodes built only from standard primaries and curves. This is the clean colour of the look, with no texture added.

• With Film Finishing Nodes: 13 nodes. The same look, with six finishing nodes we’ve added on top to give it a true film character: Colour Density for richer, weightier colour, Highlight Rolloff for a soft shoulder on the brightest highlights, Film Blur and Film Sharpen to take away the digital edge while keeping fine detail, Halation for a warm bleed around bright edges, and Glow for a gentle bloom in the highlights.

Both versions are fully compatible with the free version of DaVinci Resolve, as well as DaVinci Resolve Studio.

The finishing nodes are set gently and can be turned down or switched off one by one. For a clean, sharp master or footage that is already soft, start with the Pure Nodes version.

Once you click the purchase button, you’ll go straight to the checkout page. After payment, the download link for MovieX PowerGrade arrives in your inbox within seconds.

Heads up: the download link is valid for 72 hours. If you miss that window, don’t worry. Just email us at support@theresolve.store and we’ll send you a fresh download link.

A LUT is a closed box. It applies a fixed transformation to your image, and while you can lower its strength, you can’t see or change what happens inside it.

Our PowerGrades are built entirely from open nodes, with no LUTs inside. You can see how the look is made, adjust the contrast, the palette or the black level on their own, and adapt the grade to footage that doesn’t behave like the film did. A LUT gives you one result; a PowerGrade gives you the whole recipe.

Both have their place, but if you want full control over the look and the freedom to make it your own, PowerGrades are the better choice.

Here’s everything inside MovieX PowerGrade:

• 62 PowerGrades across nine movie looks, each built for a specific kind of scene and light.

• Two versions of every grade: Pure Nodes and With Film Finishing Nodes.

• A colorist’s guide for every look, explaining which grade to use for which shot, what each one does, what to watch for and how to trim it.

Every node is open and labelled, so you can use the looks as they are or treat them as a starting point for your own.

The PowerGrades work with footage from any camera that DaVinci Resolve supports. As long as you can convert your footage to Rec.709 with a Color Space Transform, the looks will work on it, whether it comes from a cinema camera, a mirrorless camera, a drone or a phone.

Yes. The PowerGrades are built for Rec.709, Gamma 2.4, so Rec.709 footage can go straight in.

If you shoot LOG or RAW, apply the PowerGrade and place a Color Space Transform in the first node, which is called Input Transform and is left empty for exactly this. Set your camera’s gamut and gamma as the input and Rec.709, Gamma 2.4 as the output. The colorist’s guide walks you through it.

You don’t need a separate correction pass. Every PowerGrade has a node called Balance just for that: set your exposure and white balance there first, then judge the look.

If a shot has serious problems, such as heavy colour casts or very poor exposure, fix those in the Balance node before anything else. The looks behave best on footage that is well exposed and neutrally balanced.

Yes. PowerGrades are DaVinci Resolve files, so they work on any system that runs DaVinci Resolve: Windows, Mac and Linux.

They are also fully compatible with the free version of DaVinci Resolve, so you don’t need DaVinci Resolve Studio to use any of the looks.

The grades are built and tested in DaVinci Resolve 21. If anything doesn’t import properly in your version, email us at support@theresolve.store and we’ll help you out.

Because MovieX PowerGrade is a digital product that is delivered instantly, we’re unable to offer refunds once it has been purchased. If you run into any problem with the PowerGrades, just email us at support@theresolve.store and we’ll help you sort it out.

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– The email address may have been typed incorrectly at checkout.
– Your payment may still be on hold (this is more common with PayPal).

Just reach out through our 24/7 live chat or email us at support@theresolve.store, and we’ll sort it out as soon as possible.

If it’s been less than 30 days since your purchase, just let us know and we’ll send you a fresh download link. After 30 days, you’ll need to purchase the pack again.

Pro tip: with the Resolve Master Bundle, you get lifetime free updates and unlimited link renewals, so you’re never left without your assets.