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LUT stands for Look-Up Table, a term widely recognized in the world of video editing and film production. Simply put, a LUT is a preset that alters the color grading of your video to transform its overall visual aesthetic. It's like applying an advanced filter that breathes life into your footage and makes it pop!
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To utilize LUTs, you require a video or photo editing software that allows for the application of LUTs. You can select the LUT and apply it on your footage with one click. Some examples of such programs are Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop,
Yes, you can! These are Rec.709 LUTs, which are compatible with all cameras and color profiles from all manufacturers. If you have Slog footage, you just need to apply a Slog to Rec.709 LUT or set it manually before applying the Cinema LUT.
To utilize LUTs, you require a video or photo editing software that allows for the application of LUTs. You can select the LUT and apply it on your footage with one click. Some examples of such programs are Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop.
Yes, you can! These are Rec.709 LUTs, which are compatible with all cameras and color profiles from all manufacturers. If you have Slog footage, you just need to apply a Slog to Rec.709 LUT or set it manually before applying the Cinema LUT.