ColorLogic is a native Photoshop color grading system by Nino Batista — 170 fully editable color-look Actions built on pure RGB curves, plus 30+ workflow helper Actions and a library of RGB curve presets and gradients, all working through non-destructive, fully editable layer stacks.
ColorLogic is not just another set of Photoshop Actions. It is a complete color architecture: a system for approaching color work inside Photoshop that I built to help you explore, understand, and control color grading on a deeper level and with real speed.
No plugins, no external processing, no complicated tricks. Everything happens with native Photoshop tools you already know. It slides into your workflow naturally, stays out of your way, and makes building looks fast, intuitive, and genuinely inspiring to use.
All color looks were created by me with pure RGB curves as the base. That gives you the smoothest possible transitions, even when multiple looks are stacked. You get color movement and contrast shifts that feel organic, precise, and filmic, and it all lives right in your Layers window where you can edit everything instantly.
You get 170 complete color looks, delivered as Actions, each crafted to carry its own chromatic family and personality. Every look stacks intelligently, and every Action leaves you with a fully editable layer stack so you can tweak, reorder, blend, mask, or dial it back to taste. This is about mastering color, not guessing at it. The system is built for artists who want to work fast, think clearly, and grade with intent.
Alongside those looks, you get** 30+ workflow helper Actions**. These tools handle highlight pops, highlight glow, shadow control, crushed shadow variants, luma compression, micro-contrast shaping, and other refinements that help you finish and personalize your grade quickly. They can be used before or after a look, or completely on their own, and they respect the same logic so you’re never fighting your stack.
ColorLogic also includes a large library of RGB curve presets (.acv) and Gradients (.grd). They are designed to integrate perfectly with the system but can also be used independently for custom grading (and utility starting points for custom grades). Load a blank stack from the system, apply curves and gradients in any order, and build your own looks from foundational pieces. Mix, match, and experiment for essentially endless color exploration starting with any Actions look or from your own new ideas.
