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Color Grading with LUTs
11 Aug 2020 09:40 #109221
by Jommnn
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I wonder what's the best combination/succession of the different steps in the color grading process using LUTs.
Is it the best way to apply the white balance/primary color correction with the on board tools first? Or does it makes sense to use the controls for Highlights/Blacks within the LUT effect? Is it useful to modify the primary correction AFER applying a LUT, if it seems necessary? Or is it better to apply a second color correction AFTER the LUT? When do u apply sharpness?
I'd be interested in a video tutorial about these things. Many thanks for hints!
Is it the best way to apply the white balance/primary color correction with the on board tools first? Or does it makes sense to use the controls for Highlights/Blacks within the LUT effect? Is it useful to modify the primary correction AFER applying a LUT, if it seems necessary? Or is it better to apply a second color correction AFTER the LUT? When do u apply sharpness?
I'd be interested in a video tutorial about these things. Many thanks for hints!
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11 Aug 2020 11:49 - 12 Aug 2020 13:30 #109228
by Woosley
Replied by Woosley on topic Color Grading with LUTs
3D LUTs or Look Up Tables are nothing more than a table of numbers that apply a color transform to an image. What makes cinematic LUTs unique however is their ability to apply complex color grades that can imitate the look of major motion picture films.
Last edit: 12 Aug 2020 13:30 by ronny courtens.
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