DANG Lut Pack #1
Each lut has a normal version of the lut and a Legend version of the lut. The normal version is a standard normalized look, while the Legend is slightly more contrasty in the image.
The five current luts are the following:
T&O
Africa
Cinema
Sunset
Simple B&W
Recommendations:
These LUTS are designed to be added looks after the basic color corrections. Once the image is converted to the Rec 709 / Natural look, then you would add one of these 5 luts. These luts are not designed to convert log footage into rec 709. Now while you can use these luts at 100% to get the most contrasty image, I tend to play around the 20-50 percent range to get the best results.
Each one of these luts has a normal and a legend version of each lut.
Specs:
Now all these luts are in a cube file format so they should all work on any nonlinear editing platform like Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Premiere Pro. I do have a color grading tutorials for Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve linked below.
Each lut has a normal version of the lut and a Legend version of the lut. The normal version is a standard normalized look, while the Legend is slightly more contrasty in the image.
The five current luts are the following:
T&O
Africa
Cinema
Sunset
Simple B&W
Recommendations:
These LUTS are designed to be added looks after the basic color corrections. Once the image is converted to the Rec 709 / Natural look, then you would add one of these 5 luts. These luts are not designed to convert log footage into rec 709. Now while you can use these luts at 100% to get the most contrasty image, I tend to play around the 20-50 percent range to get the best results.
Each one of these luts has a normal and a legend version of each lut.
Specs:
Now all these luts are in a cube file format so they should all work on any nonlinear editing platform like Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Premiere Pro. I do have a color grading tutorials for Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve linked below.
Each lut has a normal version of the lut and a Legend version of the lut. The normal version is a standard normalized look, while the Legend is slightly more contrasty in the image.
The five current luts are the following:
T&O
Africa
Cinema
Sunset
Simple B&W
Recommendations:
These LUTS are designed to be added looks after the basic color corrections. Once the image is converted to the Rec 709 / Natural look, then you would add one of these 5 luts. These luts are not designed to convert log footage into rec 709. Now while you can use these luts at 100% to get the most contrasty image, I tend to play around the 20-50 percent range to get the best results.
Each one of these luts has a normal and a legend version of each lut.
Specs:
Now all these luts are in a cube file format so they should all work on any nonlinear editing platform like Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Premiere Pro. I do have a color grading tutorials for Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve linked below.